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submucosa
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submucosa /sub·mu·co·sa/ (sub″mu-ko´sah) areolar tissue situated beneath a mucous membrane.
sub·mu·co·sa (sbmy-ks)
n.
A layer of loose connective tissue beneath a mucous membrane.

submucosa [sub″mu-ko´sah]
areolar tissue situated beneath a mucous membrane.

submucosa (sub´mūkō´s),
n the tissue layer beneath the oral mucosa. It contains connective tissues, vessels, and accessory salivary glands.

submucosa
connective tissue situated beneath a mucous membrane.


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The anaesthetic solution is injected subdermally and submucosally around the lesion to be treated, with a continuous motion of the needle or frequent aspiration to prevent intravascular injection.
2) Pheochromocytomas of the urinary bladder probably arise in the paraganglia of the visceral (autonomic) nervous system, located submucosally either in the dome or in the posterior wall, close to the trigone.
Anesthesia with 2% lidocaine with 1:200,000 epinephrine was infiltrated submucosally 7 minutes before incision.
 
 
 
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