exudation
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exudation
[eks″u-da´shun]1. the escape of fluid, cells, or cellular debris from blood vessels and deposition in or on the tissue.
2. exudate.
ex·u·da·tion
(eks'ū-dā'shŭn),1. The act or process of exuding.
2. Synonym(s): exudate
exudation
/ex·u·da·tion/ (eks″u-da´shun)1. the escape of fluid, cells, and cellular debris from blood vessels and their deposition in or on the tissues, usually as the result of inflammation.
2. an exudate.exu´dative
exudation
[eks′yədā′shən]
Etymology: L, exudare
the oozing of fluid, pus, or serum. The exudate may or may not contain fibrous or coagulated material.
ex·u·da·tion
(eks'yū-dā'shŭn)1. The act or process of exuding.
2. Synonym(s): exudate.
exudation
A slow escape of clear, cellular or other fluid from cells or blood vessels, usually in the course of inflammation.exudation (ek·sōōˈ·dāˑ·sh
n),
n)n the steady, slow movement of cells or fluid, from a cell membrane's pores or from small leaks in the membrane.
ex·u·da·tion
(eks'yū-dā'shŭn)1. The act or process of exuding.
2. Synonym(s): exudate.
exudation
1. the escape of fluid, cells or cellular debris from blood vessels and deposition in or on the tissue.
2. exudate.