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pitted keratolysis A non-inflammatory gram positive bacterial infection of the plantar surfaces. The lesions are discrete, shallow erosions located on the soles and beneath toes. Symptoms include hyperhidrosis, maceration and foul odour.
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Pitocin Synthetic oxytocin used to induce or augment labor by causing potent and selective stimulation of uterine and mammary gland smooth muscles. Risks include brain hemorrhage, seizures or coma, hypertension, arrhythmias, abruptio placenta, uterine rupture, infant brain damage, low Apgar scores at 5 minutes, neonatal jaunce. Contraindicated when cephalopelvic disproportion is present, prematurity, placenta previa. ...
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pituitary Small gland in the middle of the brain. The pituitary produces some of our most important hormones, eg growth hormone and ACTH (a hormone that controls production of cortisone). Diseases of the pituitary therefore may have serious consequences.
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pit In indoor theaters during the Renaissance, the most expensive and prestigious bench seating was the pit--an area directly in front of the stage. The Blackfriar's theater was one such architectural example containing a pit. In later centuries, the musical orchestra would be moved to this position.
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Pitocin The synthetic form of oxytocin.
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