Category: P

Pertaining to both the pleura and the peritoneum.  

Pleurisy occurring alongside bronchitis.  

A type of pleurisy characterized by significant pus and the development of abscesses. This condition is also known as empyema, pyothorax, or suppurative inflammation of the pleura.  

Possessing a wide skull that is notably flat from the top to the bottom.  

Small, pale spots can be found dispersed across the tonsils, palate, and the inner lining of the cheeks. These are an early sign of syphilis.  

The hemorrhagic spots observed in the tissues, particularly the skin, which are distinctive indicators of the plague.  

A lesion that develops as a result of a plague infection.  

A placenta that has one or more additional lobes, which are formed some distance away from the edges of the primary placenta.  

A situation where the edge of the placenta partially covers, but doesn’t fully block, the entrance to the womb.  

A situation where the placenta is in front of the baby, and its lower edge is close to, but doesn’t cover, the opening of the uterus.