| inverted follicular k. |
a benign, usually solitary epithelial tumor originating in a hair follicle; it occurs as a flesh-colored papule or nodule, usually on the face, and is characterized histologically by eddies of keratinizing squamous cells adjoining epidermis or follicular epithelium.
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| inverted i. |
real i.
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| inverted L o. |
a type of osteotomy performed on the mandible to correct prognathism, the cut being an inverted L shape made in the ramus just below the condyle.
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| inverted p. |
papilloma in which the proliferating epithelial cells invaginate into the underlying stroma; it usually occurs in the nasal cavity, urinary bladder, or oral soft tissues (inverted ductal p.) of middle-aged males.
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| inverted radial r. |
a flexion of the fingers without movement of the forearm, produced by tapping the lower end of the radius; it indicates disease of the fifth cervical segment of the spinal cord associated with damage of the pyramidal tract below that level.
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