Category: P

Pannus that is highly vascularized, thick, and opaque.  

The thin layer of muscle tissue in the superficial fascia of mammals.  

The excision of an apron of abdominal subcutaneous fat that lacks adequate supportive tissue from people who are morbidly obese. Cosmesis can be achieved by panniculectomy and concomitant abdominoplasty.  

Osteochondrosis of the capitellum, sometimes associated with avascular necrosis.  

Concerning all of the elements of the bone marrow.  

Involving or pertaining to all the lobes of an organ.  

Surgical removal of the uterus, cervix, and fallopian tubes.  

A cystoscope that gives a wide view of the bladder.  

A measure of an organ transplant recipient’s level of sensitization to antigens on donated organs. It is the percentage of cells taken from a broad selection of blood donors against whose antigens the organ recipient’s serum reacts. The higher the panel reactive antibody, the more challenging it is to match a donor organ to the…

Enzymatic destruction of the pancreas.