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Encysted

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encysted /en·cyst·ed/ (en-sist´id) enclosed in a sac, bladder, or cyst.
Encysted
Enclosed in a cyst or capsule. Flukes spend part of their life cycle as encysted larvae.
Mentioned in: Fluke Infections

encysted
enclosed in a sac, bladder or cyst.

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Q. what is hydrocele-encysted when refering to the scrotum uroligist checked off 603.0 hydrocele-encysted tring to find out meaning

A. Hydrocele is dilation and edema of the scrotum. It may result from obstruction of the lymph vessels, small ducts that drain the fluids from the body organs. Such obstruction may be due to infections and other causes.

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The meat that remained from the meal was examined microscopically, and encysted Trichinella larvae were identified (Figure).
Pfiesteria has a complex life cycle, including over 20 flagellated, amoeboid, and encysted forms (3,4).
Judged in this deeper perspective the European Union looms small: either as an irrelevance that can be adapted and encysted, or as an aberration that can be corrected.
 
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