concretion /con·cre·tion/ (kon-kre´shun)
concretion.
concretion [kon-kre´shun]
1. a calculus or inorganic mass in a natural cavity or in tissue.
2. abnormal union of adjacent parts.
3. the process of becoming harder or more solid.
con·cre·tion (k n-kr  shn)n. A solid mass, usually composed of inorganic material, formed in a cavity or tissue of the body; a calculus. |
concretion.
See calculus.
concretion [kon-kre´shun]
1. a calculus or hard inorganic mass in a natural cavity or in tissue.
2. abnormal union of adjacent parts.
3. the process of becoming harder or more solid.
concretion
1. a calculus or inorganic mass in a natural cavity or in tissue.
2. abnormal union of adjacent parts.
3. a process of becoming harder or more solid.
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