florida
English translation: full blown
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|  Selected response from: Jorge Arteaga M.D. United States Local time: 10:52 | ||||||
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| 5 +3 | full blown |
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| 3 +1 | florid, bright red |
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| 4 | severe |
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| 3 | discreet, localized |
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discreet, localized Explanation: FLORIDO/A: 2. adj. Dicho de una cosa: Muy escogida. |
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peer agreement (net): +1florid, bright red Explanation: Stedman's Sp-Sp florido (florid) [lat floridus, florido] De color rojo vivo; designa ciertas lesiones cutáneas PDF] Breast File Format: PDF/Adobe Acrobat - View as HTML Breast Adenoma. Fibrocystic Disease. Benign Lesions Closely Related to Fibrocystic Changes ...... sions as proliferative fibrocystic changes (florid) with ... intl.elsevierhealth.com/e-books/pdf/385.pdf - Similar pages Q: Last night an area on my breast approximately 2 inches in size became red and itchy. It was bright red and splotchy. Today the area is shiny and very bright red and oozing a yellow substance. The area is on the side of my breast and I noticed the area above it is all yellow. I figured if it doesn't clear up in a couple of days a trip to the doctor would be in order but I was wondering what this could be. A: this sounds like and infection. You are right to follow up in a few days if it does not entirely clear up. Even if it does, be sure to have your routine breast examination and mammogram on time if you are due. Hopkins Breast Cancer Center - Services - Ask an Expert Proliferative breast disease with florid fibrocystic change encompassing dense stromal fibrosis, duct ectasia, florid sclerosing adenosis, ... www.hopkinsbreastcenter.org/services/ask_expert/index.asp?c... - 46k - Cached - Similar pages I am not 100% convinced about "florid", but will send any other findings to you. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 20 mins (2007-07-04 16:28:57 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- The text could be referring to "florid [ductal] hyperplasia"... DEFINICION DE LOS TIPOS DE HIPERPLASIA. 1.- Leve: Más de dos capas de células pero menos de 5 en los dúctulos mamarios. 2.- Moderada: Más de cinco capas sin ocupación de la luz del ducto. 3.- Florida: Ocupación de la luz del ducto por una hiperplasia sólida o cribiforme. [PDF] ASPECTOS ANATÓMICOS DE LA MAMA FEMENINA Leonor Moyano Schlegel ... File Format: PDF/Adobe Acrobat - View as HTML Clínicamente la hiperplasia florida se encuentra en pacientes con Mastopatía. fibroquística y se identifican áreas de proliferación epitelial de los ductos ... www.med.uchile.cl/apuntes/archivos/2006/medicina/APUNTES_MA... - Similar pages http://216.239.59.104/search?q=cache:twN8wHLnz-EJ:www.breast... A lack of uniform criteria for the term of "fibrocystic change" for many years created controversies as to the relationship to breast cancer. The original study by Dupont and Page (1985) has demonstrated the importance of precisely classifying and specifying epithelial proliferations into those with and without atypia. Based on the review of more than 10,500 consecutive benign breast biopsies for benign diseases from 3,300 women who were followed for a median period of 17 years, the relative risk of specific changes is summarized as follows: Proliferative Lesions and their Relative Risks for Developing Invasive Breast Cancer* Nonproliferative changes: 70% of cases Relative Risk = 1.0 Adenosis Cysts and apocrine change Ductal ectasia Mild epithelial hyperplasia of usual type Proliferative disease without atypia: 26% of cases Relative Risk = 1.5-2.0 Hyperplasia of usual type, moderate or florid Papilloma Sclerosing adenosis Perhaps the whole text will give more clues. |
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peer agreement (net): +3full blown Explanation: full blown (evident, developed) |
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