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scleroma

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scleroma /scle·ro·ma/ (sklĕ-ro´mah) a hardened patch or induration, especially of the nasal or laryngeal tissues.
respiratory scleroma  rhinoscleroma.
scle·ro·ma (skl-rm)
n. pl. scle·ro·mas or scle·ro·ma·ta (-m-t)
An indurated patch of body tissue especially in the upper respiratory tract.
scleroma [sklĕ-ro´mah]
a hardened patch or induration of skin or mucous membrane.
respiratory scleroma rhinoscleroma.
scleroma
a hardened patch or induration of skin or mucous membrane.
scleroma
Induration, see there
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