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vesicant

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vesicant /ves·i·cant/ (ves´ĭ-kant)
1. producing blisters.
2. an agent that so acts.
ves·i·cant (vs-knt)
n.
A blistering agent, especially mustard gas, used in chemical warfare.
adj.
Causing blisters.
vesicant
[ves′ikənt]
a drug capable of causing tissue necrosis when extravasated.
vesicant [ves´ĭ-kant]
1. producing blisters.
2. an agent that produces blisters.
vesicant (veˑ·s·knt),
n a substance used to induce blistering.
vesicant (ves´iknt),
n a chemically active substance that can produce blistering on direct contact with the skin or mucous membrane.
vesicant
1. producing blisters.
2. an agent that produces blisters.
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