| swimmer's p. |
a radiographic projection of the cervical or thoracic spine with the patient lying supine on a table, the neck hyperextended, the upper limb nearer the camera parallel to the body, and that nearer the film placed above the head; the central ray enters laterally.
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| swimmers' d. |
cercarial d.
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| swimmers' i. |
cercarial dermatitis.
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| swimming pool c. |
inclusion c.
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| swimming pool g. |
a chronic granulomatous bacterial infection caused by contamination by Mycobacterium marinum of an abrasion sustained in a swimming pool; histologically and clinically it resembles tuberculosis, being characterized by a reddish papule or pustule at the site of inoculation that enlarges and may break down and become covered by a brownish crust; it tends to heal spontaneously within a few months to 2 years.
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