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ulceration
Part of Speech: noun
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Examples of usage:
- There remained a superficial ulceration of the size of half- a- crown. - "An Essay on the Application of the Lunar Caustic in the Cure of Certain Wounds and Ulcers", John Higginbottom.
- Ulceration of the bowels has taken place, emaciation becomes extreme, and the child often sinks at the end of several weeks, worn out by suffering; while recovery, doubtful at the best, is always very slow. - "The Mother's Manual of Children's Diseases", Charles West, M.D..
- The hospital mates unbandaged Spicer's leg, and took off the poultices, and I was horrified when I saw the state which his leg was in: one mass of ulceration from the middle of the thigh down to half- way below his knee, and his ankle and foot swelled twice their size, a similar inflammation extending up to his hip. - "Poor Jack", Frederick Marryat.