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phlegmonous

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phlegmonous
pertaining to or emanating from phlegmon.
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Other, although less common, causes of this finding include inflammatory conditions such as tuberculosis, Crohn's disease, phlegmonous pancreatitis, granulomatous enterocolitis, benign disease (such as desmoid fibroma, extramedullary hematopoiesis, and hemoperitoneum), and malignant disease entities.
Radiological case of the month: Paritosh C. Khanna, MD; Suleman A. ... by Khanna, Paritosh C.; Merchant, Suleman A.; Joshi, Anagha R. / Applied Radiology
Emphysematous gastritis should also be differentiated from phlegmonous gastritis, which is characterized by inflammation of the gastric wall in the absence of intraluminal gas.
Emphysematous gastritis in a hemodialysis patient. (Case Report) by Cady, William / Southern Medical Journal
Two specific forms of otitis externa are (1) erysipelas in streptococcal infection and (2) swimmer s ear with phlegmonous inflammation and perichondritis.
Otitis externa: A clinical overview by Schapowal, Andreas / Ear, Nose and Throat Journal
 
 
 
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