agranulocytosis
agran·u·lo·cy·to·sis
noun \ˌā-ˌgran-yə-lō-ˌsī-ˈtō-səs\ plural agran·u·lo·cy·to·ses\-ˈtō-ˌsēz\
Definition of AGRANULOCYTOSIS
: an acute febrile condition marked by severe decrease in blood granulocytes and often associated with the use of certain drugs
Origin of AGRANULOCYTOSIS
New Latin
First Known Use: 1927
agran·u·lo·cy·to·sis
noun \ˌā-ˌgran-yə-lō-ˌsī-ˈtō-səs\ (Medical Dictionary)plural agran·u·lo·cy·to·ses \-ˌsēz\
Medical Definition of AGRANULOCYTOSIS
: an acute febrile condition marked by severe depression of the granulocyte-producing bone marrow and by prostration, chills, swollen neck, and sore throat sometimes with local ulceration and believed to be basically a response to the side effects of certain drugs of the coal-tar series (as aminopyrine)—called also agranulocytic angina, granulocytopenia
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