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pseudomembranous

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pseu·do·mem·bra·nous (sd-mmbr-ns)
adj.
Relating to or marked by a false membrane.

pseudomembranous
[-mem′brənəs]
describing a false membrane, as occurs in diphtheria.

pseudomembranous
pertaining to or emanating from pseudomembrane.

pseudomembranous colitis
see pseudomembranous colitis.


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1-6) C difficile has been associated with 96 to 100% of cases of pseudomembranous colitis, 60 to 75% of cases of antibiotic-related colitis and 11 to 33% of cases of diarrhea occurring with antibiotic therapy.
Endoscopic examinations were used to diagnose pseudomembranous colitis in patients with bloody chronic diarrhea or watery chronic diarrhea.
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