zoacanthosis /zo·ac·an·tho·sis/ (zo″ak-an-tho´sis) dermatitis caused by animal structures, such as bristles, sting, or hairs.
zoacanthosis
zoacanthosis [zo″ak-an-tho´sis]
zo·ac·an·tho·sis (z   k n-th s s)n. An eruption caused by piercing of the skin with the hair, bristles, or stingers of an animal. |
zoacanthosis
[zō′akanthō′sis]
a dermatitis caused by retention in the skin of foreign bodies such as insect stingers, animal hairs, or bristles.
zoacanthosis [zo″ak-an-tho´sis]
a dermatitis caused by penetration into a person's skin of bristles, hairs, or other foreign objects from another species of animal.
zoacanthosis
a dermatitis caused by penetration into the skin, of bristles, hairs, etc., of lower animals.
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