| fibrous h. of infancy |
a benign, nonencapsulated tumor, sometimes present at birth but usually appearing during the first year of life, most frequently in the shoulder, axilla, or upper arm. It is a firm, painless, skin-colored nodule composed of well-defined fibrous trabeculae, immature mesenchymal tissue, and mature adipose cells; invasion of the surrounding subcutaneous tissue frequently occurs.
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| fibrous i. |
fibrous hardening of a tissue or organ induced by diffuse scarring.
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| fibrous inflammatory h. |
masses of collagenized, fibrous connective tissue along the borders of ill-fitting dentures or in other areas where chronic irritation exists. Called also epulis fissurata.
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| fibrous j. |
junctura fibrosa.
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| fibrous l. of articular capsule |
membrana fibrosa capsulae articularis.
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