Category: L

Surgical incision of a lymph node.  

A benign collection of lymphocytes in the skin.  

Resembling a lymph node or lymph tissue. Having similarities to or characteristics of a lymph gland or lymphatic tissue.  

Radiography of the lymph glands after injection of radiopaque material.  

Dilatation or distention of a lymph node.  

A yellow powder formed from spores of Lycopodium clavatum, a club moss. It is used as a dusting powder and as a desiccant and absorbent.  

A respiratory disease caused by inhaling large quantities of spores from the mature mushroom commonly called puffball. Lycoperdon is the genus of fungi to which most puffballs belong.  

A type of carotenemia caused by eating excessive amount of foods that contain lycopene.  

An alcohol-soluble sulfonated copper phthalcyanine stain, used primarily in neuropathology. It is taken up by phospholipids and choline and stains myelin blue.  

Subglenoid displacement of the head of the humerus associated with disruption of the rotator cuff.