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en·cyst (n-sst)
v.
To enclose or become enclosed in a cyst.
en·cystment, encys·tation n.
encyst
[ensist′]
to form a cyst or capsule. See also cyst. encysted, adj.
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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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www.mayoclinic.com/health/hydrocele/DS00617

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The main limitations of this technique are the decreased viability of the amoebal cells and their encystment at high incubation temperature, which do not allow the recovery of bacteria requiring a temperature [greater than or equal to] 37[degrees]C.
Amoebae-resisting bacteria isolated from human nasal swabs by amoebal ... by Raoult, Didier / Emerging Infectious Diseases
Although incubation at 37[degrees]C may be ideal for bacterial recovery, lower temperatures (30[degrees]C-35[degrees]C) are generally used to prevent amoebal death or encystment (12,13,20).
Parachlamydiaceae: potential emerging pathogens. (Synopsis) by Raoult, Didier / Emerging Infectious Diseases
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