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pigmented /pig·ment·ed/ (pig-ment´id) colored by deposit of pigment.
pig·ment·ed (pgmn-td)
adj.
Colored as the result of a deposit of pigment.

pigmentation, pigmented.
See pigment.

pigmented [pig´ment-ed]
colored by deposit of pigment.

pigmented
colored by deposit of pigment.

pigmented villonodular synovitis
a disease of humans characterized by the development of nodular and villous synovial proliferations; similar lesions are reported in horses and dogs; pigmentation results from deposition of blood pigments.


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