| punctate b. |
basophilia in which erythrocytes are blue and stippled; seen in poisoning with lead and certain other heavy metals.
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| punched out |
Appearing as if holes have been made; used to describe appearance of bones (as seen on x-ray film) in diseases like multiple myeloma.
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| punctate c. |
1. blue c. 2. coronary c.
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| puncta dolorosa |
Painful points in the course of, or at the exit of, nerves affected by neuralgia.
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| punctate h. |
petechial h.
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