Definition of pannus in English:

pannus

noun ˈpanəsˈpanəs

mass nounMedicine

A condition in which a layer of vascular fibrous tissue extends over the surface of an organ or other specialized anatomical structure, especially the cornea.
〔医〕血管翳；角膜翳
Example sentencesExamples
- As the pannus erodes the bone, it will also degenerate the alar check ligaments which stabilize C1.
- Joint destruction occurs with erosion of juxtaarticular bone around the margins of pannus and invasion of subchondral tissue by pannus.
- The large pannus predisposes patients to fluid accumulation, creating an environment conducive to seroma formation, infection, and wound edge separation or dehiscence.
- As the rheumatoid process progresses, inflammatory cells in the synovial fluid grow and form a mass known as pannus, which invades and destroys soft tissue, cartilage, and bone.
- The pannus and the cells within it are responsible for the periarticular bony erosions in the bare areas.

Origin

Late Middle English: perhaps from Latin, literally 'cloth'.

Definition of pannus in US English:

pannus

nounˈpanəs

Medicine

A condition in which a layer of vascular fibrous tissue extends over the surface of an organ or other specialized anatomical structure, especially the cornea.
〔医〕血管翳；角膜翳
Example sentencesExamples
- The pannus and the cells within it are responsible for the periarticular bony erosions in the bare areas.
- As the pannus erodes the bone, it will also degenerate the alar check ligaments which stabilize C1.
- As the rheumatoid process progresses, inflammatory cells in the synovial fluid grow and form a mass known as pannus, which invades and destroys soft tissue, cartilage, and bone.
- Joint destruction occurs with erosion of juxtaarticular bone around the margins of pannus and invasion of subchondral tissue by pannus.
- The large pannus predisposes patients to fluid accumulation, creating an environment conducive to seroma formation, infection, and wound edge separation or dehiscence.

Origin

Late Middle English: perhaps from Latin, literally ‘cloth’.

词汇	pannus
释义	Definition of pannus in English: pannus noun ˈpanəsˈpanəs mass nounMedicine A condition in which a layer of vascular fibrous tissue extends over the surface of an organ or other specialized anatomical structure, especially the cornea. 〔医〕血管翳；角膜翳 Example sentencesExamples As the pannus erodes the bone, it will also degenerate the alar check ligaments which stabilize C1. Joint destruction occurs with erosion of juxtaarticular bone around the margins of pannus and invasion of subchondral tissue by pannus. The large pannus predisposes patients to fluid accumulation, creating an environment conducive to seroma formation, infection, and wound edge separation or dehiscence. As the rheumatoid process progresses, inflammatory cells in the synovial fluid grow and form a mass known as pannus, which invades and destroys soft tissue, cartilage, and bone. The pannus and the cells within it are responsible for the periarticular bony erosions in the bare areas. Origin Late Middle English: perhaps from Latin, literally 'cloth'. Definition of pannus in US English: pannus nounˈpanəs Medicine A condition in which a layer of vascular fibrous tissue extends over the surface of an organ or other specialized anatomical structure, especially the cornea. 〔医〕血管翳；角膜翳 Example sentencesExamples The pannus and the cells within it are responsible for the periarticular bony erosions in the bare areas. As the pannus erodes the bone, it will also degenerate the alar check ligaments which stabilize C1. As the rheumatoid process progresses, inflammatory cells in the synovial fluid grow and form a mass known as pannus, which invades and destroys soft tissue, cartilage, and bone. Joint destruction occurs with erosion of juxtaarticular bone around the margins of pannus and invasion of subchondral tissue by pannus. The large pannus predisposes patients to fluid accumulation, creating an environment conducive to seroma formation, infection, and wound edge separation or dehiscence. Origin Late Middle English: perhaps from Latin, literally ‘cloth’.
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