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Things lymph often describes ("lymph ________")
- staging
- cells
- nodules
- specimens
- increases
- vessels
- sinuses
- globules
- heart
- adenoma
- follicles
- capillaries
- puncture
- channels
- ganglia
- gland
- streams
- radicles
- canals
- scrotum
- tuberculosis
- circulation
- aspiration
- trunk
- channel
- spaces
- metastases
- dissection
- bodies
- imprint
- tubes
- clefts
- enlargement
- aspirate
- aspirates
- sinus
- sampling
- passages
- trunks
- biopsy
- adenitis
- calcification
- metastasis
- spread
- lymphocytes
- massage
- architecture
- paths
- status
- formation
- biopsies
- nodes
- corpuscles
- invasion
- flow
- imbalance
- vessel
- stasis
- glands
- fluid
- hyperplasia
- stream
- node
- mapping
- histology
- plasma
- nodule
- corpuscle
- sheaths
- sac
- drainage
- barrier
- pathology
- tissue
- sacs
- sheath
- cell
- interface
- involvement
- follicle
- ducts
- path
- dissections
- hearts
- capillary
- space
How lymph often is described ("________ lymph")
- mesenteric
- regional
- vaccine
- gastric
- duct
- solid
- ipsilateral
- aortic
- purulent
- infected
- inflammatory
- superficial
- subcutaneous
- called
- exuded
- clear
- excess
- fibrinous
- inguinal
- much
- deep
- interstitial
- pox
- effused
- renal
- normal
- rat
- fresh
- submental
- intestinal
- colorless
- ordinary
- axillary
- palpable
- enlarged
- coagulable
- yellow
- variolous
- blood
- retroperitoneal
- cardiac
- liquid
- hilar
- yellowish
- lymphatic
- popliteal
- humanized
- adherent
- transparent
- thick
- organizable
- thin
- efferent
- peripheral
- glycerinated
- abdominal
- cervical
- positive
- identifiable
- contralateral
- dental
- pulmonary
- adjacent
- recent
- plastic
- milky
- thoracic
- mediastinal
- pure
- hepatic
- submandibular
- rich
- coagulated
- clotted
- stagnant
- human
- soft
- pelvic
