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perivasculitis

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perivasculitis /peri·vas·cu·li·tis/ (-vas″ku-li´tis) inflammation of a perivascular sheath and surrounding tissue.
per·i·vas·cu·li·tis (pr-vsky-lts)
n.

perivasculitis [per″ĭ-vas″ku-li´tis]
inflammation of a perivascular sheath and surrounding tissue.

perivasculitis
inflammation of a perivascular sheath and surrounding tissue.


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Histologic and Immunohistochemical Analyses Eschars of ATBF cases were histologically dominated by vascular injury and perivasculitis, which were detected in all skin biopsy specimens examined.
Although splenic lesions of Churg-Strauss syndrome have been described and consist of extravascular granulomas, eosinophilic abscess, and perivasculitis,[9] similar findings in the lymph nodes have not been likewise documented.
Histologic findings in the juvenile alligators were multiorgan necrosis, heterophilic granulomas, and heterophilic perivasculitis and were most indicative of septicemia or bacteremia.
 
 
 
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