| pearl d. |
bovine tuberculosis of the peritoneum and mesentery in which the tubercles are calcified and pearllike.
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| pearl m. |
1. Chondrus crispus. 2. chondrus (def. 2).
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| pearl t. |
cholesteatoma.
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| pearl-worker's d. |
recurrent inflammation of bone with hypertrophy, seen in persons who work in pearl dust.
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| pearly bodies |
epithelial pearls.
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| PEAR | the pearly lining of the dark shells is a source of mother-of-pearl |
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| PEAR | a white the color of pearls |
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