| loose anagen hair s. |
a syndrome of unknown etiology, usually seen in children, in which scalp hair can be plucked easily and painlessly during the anagen part of the hair cycle, owing to defective anchorage of the hair shaft to the follicle; there is also slowing of hair growth.
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| loose connective t. |
areolar t.
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| loose f. |
a fracture in which the bone is completely broken so that the broken ends have free play.
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| loose s. |
a condition seen in progressive muscular atrophy in which, when attempts are made to lift the patient by grasping the upper arms, the arms move up but the trunk remains behind.
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| Looser transformation z.’s |
dark lines seen on radiographs of bones, thought to represent pathological healing phases of fatigue fractures occurring in certain bone diseases.
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| loose | loosely articulated or constructed |
| loose | having sagging folds of flesh beneath the chin or lower jaw |
| loose | lettuce with loosely curled leaves that do not form a compact head |
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| loose | knitted in a loose manner |
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