Category: L

A variety of plague found in Eastern Europe.  

The placement of a tooth within the typical alignment of occlusion, hence closer to the tongue than it should be.  

The orientation of an incisor or canine tooth that is situated beyond the normal alignment of occlusion.  

Necrosis in which the tissues undergo liquefaction. This is also referred to as colliquative necrosis.  

Milk with ¾ ounce of lemon juice incorporated per quart.  

The swelling of lymph glands caused by leukemia.  

A condition affecting the lymphatic vessels in the skin.    

A harmful lymphoma primarily composed of mature lymphocytes.  

A pus-filled swelling that forms in a lymph gland.  

Solid silver nitrate, contained within the metal grips of a stick, is applied to overly granulated tissues that develop in a wound.