Category: H

In radiology, increased radiolucency.  

An abnormal amount of fat in the body.  

A concentration of white blood cells that exceeds 100 X 109 cells/mm3. Extremely elevated white blood cell counts can cause blood clotting, heart attack, or stroke due to abnormal blood viscosity.  

An excessive quantity of ketones in the urine.  

Accumulation of an excess of ketone bodies in the blood. A medical condition marked by the excessive production of ketones within the body is referred to as ketosis.  

Hypertrophy of the stratum corneum of the epidermis that is caused by a fungal infection.  

A thickening of the horny layers of the skin, especially of the palms and soles. It may be caused by vitamin A deficiency or chronic arsenic toxicity  

To one of two solutions that has the greater osmotic pressure.  

Extreme atrophy of the uterus, seen following prolonged lactation or severe puerperal sepsis.  

An abnormal coagulability of the blood; an excess of fibrinogen in the blood.