Category: L

The process of creating a stable form of a substance through swift freezing followed by the dehydration of the frozen product under a high vacuum.  

The production and release of tears.  

A skin ulcer that bears resemblance to lupus vulgaris.  

An ulcer that arises in the nose or on the skin as a result of the deterioration of a skin lesion caused by leprosy.  

The part of the tooth’s crown that is adjacent to the tongue.  

The part of the tooth’s crown that faces the lips.  

Narrow stools, typically caused by intestinal muscle contractions, constriction, or a narrowing of the sigmoid colon or rectum. Also known as ribbon stools.  

Shrinking of a brain lobe leading to dementia. Also known as convolutional brain atrophy or circumscribed brain atrophy.  

A pulse that appears suddenly, is brief, and rapidly diminishes. It can be easily eradicated with pressure.  

A blend of pleurisy and pneumonia typically observed in cattle, with occasional transmission to humans.