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hyperaemia

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hyperaemia
Excessive accumulation of blood in a part of the body. Note: also spelt hyperemia. Syn. injection. See ciliary injection; conjunc-tival injection.
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The symptoms of a DVT include swelling, pain and hyperaemia of the affected limb, yet many patients are asymptomatic.
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Prior to each masturbation session, the testicles of the volunteers were examined visually and physically (by palpation) for swelling, local hyperaemia, dilation of veins and increase in appendage.
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