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Things inflammatory often describes ("inflammatory ________")
- stimulus
- cells
- process
- pain
- conditions
- actions
- infiltrate
- oedema
- masses
- steroids
- drugs
- rhetoric
- irritation
- responses
- lesion
- focus
- cascade
- stimuli
- infiltrates
- activity
- speech
- stage
- exudation
- medication
- origin
- thickening
- action
- foci
- disease
- disorder
- cytokine
- diseases
- carcinoma
- component
- condition
- exudates
- products
- affections
- swellings
- speeches
- disorders
- change
- medications
- drug
- myopathy
- changes
- infiltration
- site
- mechanisms
- response
- fever
- mass
- markers
- reaction
- cancer
- properties
- phase
- damage
- hyperplasia
- myopathies
- adhesions
- attacks
- agent
- polyneuropathy
- polyradiculoneuropathy
- exudate
- reactions
- lesions
- statements
- cytokines
- effects
- signs
- affection
- rheumatism
- syndrome
- edema
- injury
- agents
- processes
- tissue
- arthritis
- symptoms
- pseudotumor
- therapy
- sites
- involvement
- complications
- effect
- phenomena
- polyps
- mediators
How inflammatory often is described ("________ inflammatory")
- progressive
- rare
- secondary
- neoplastic
- vague
- nonspecific
- simple
- benign
- certain
- nodular
- anti
- infectious
- most
- superficial
- highest
- reactive
- traumatic
- painful
- chronic
- acute
- characteristic
- more
- less
- potent
- primary
- normal
- mild
- persistent
- ridiculous
- degenerative
- subacute
- active
- focal
- skeletal
- minimal
- excessive
- ocular
- ongoing
- diffuse
- pretty
- intense
- slight
- pulmonary
- adjacent
- least
- post
- refractory
- widespread
- contagious
- pro
- highly
- numerous
- concomitant
- romantic
- cutaneous
- severe
- subsequent
- extensive
- unquenchable
- local
- resultant
- systemic
- prolonged
- bilateral
- multiple
- pelvic
