Definition of serosa in English:

serosa

noun sɪˈrəʊsəsəˈrōsə

mass nounPhysiology

The tissue of a serous membrane.
〔生理〕浆膜（组织），粘膜；绒（毛）膜
intestinal serosa
Example sentencesExamples
- A portion of the cystic mass showed benign bladder smooth muscle and serosa focally adhered to the outer cyst wall.
- Scattered apoptosis and proliferation in the injured epithelium, lamina propria and serosa accompany the peak inflammatory cell infiltration on day 7.
- A hysterectomy is indicated because the uterine serosa and endometrium often are sites of occult metastasis, and the prevalence of synchronous endometrial cancer is relatively high.
- Multiple smaller polypoid masses, ranging from 0.2 to 1.1 cm, were present in the mucosa, submucosa, and serosa of the surrounding duodenum.
- Factors contributing to diverticular formation include a pressure gradient between the lumen and serosa and areas of relative weakness in the bowel wall.

Derivatives

serosal

adjective

Physiology

This finding supports the theory that hyperplastic mesothelial cells derive from reactive serosal mesothelium and are dislodged into draining lymphatics.
Example sentencesExamples
- First a nonspecific inflammation of the mucosa and submucosa is seen followed by widespread superficial ulceration, then muscular and serosal involvement leading to a rigid short colon is seen.
- It is generally confined to the submucosa, muscularis, and serosal layers, making endoscopic diagnosis difficult.
- No inflammation was seen in the muscular and serosal layers of the appendix.
- Both their case and our own case reveal that mesothelial cells may become disrupted from serosal surfaces and may enter the lymphatic drainage.

Origin

Modern Latin, feminine of medieval Latin serosus 'serous'.

Definition of serosa in US English:

serosa

nounsəˈrōsə

Physiology

The tissue of a serous membrane.
〔生理〕浆膜（组织），粘膜；绒（毛）膜
intestinal serosa
Example sentencesExamples
- Multiple smaller polypoid masses, ranging from 0.2 to 1.1 cm, were present in the mucosa, submucosa, and serosa of the surrounding duodenum.
- Factors contributing to diverticular formation include a pressure gradient between the lumen and serosa and areas of relative weakness in the bowel wall.
- A hysterectomy is indicated because the uterine serosa and endometrium often are sites of occult metastasis, and the prevalence of synchronous endometrial cancer is relatively high.
- A portion of the cystic mass showed benign bladder smooth muscle and serosa focally adhered to the outer cyst wall.
- Scattered apoptosis and proliferation in the injured epithelium, lamina propria and serosa accompany the peak inflammatory cell infiltration on day 7.

Origin

Modern Latin, feminine of medieval Latin serosus ‘serous’.

词汇	serosa
释义	Definition of serosa in English: serosa noun sɪˈrəʊsəsəˈrōsə mass nounPhysiology The tissue of a serous membrane. 〔生理〕浆膜（组织），粘膜；绒（毛）膜 intestinal serosa Example sentencesExamples A portion of the cystic mass showed benign bladder smooth muscle and serosa focally adhered to the outer cyst wall. Scattered apoptosis and proliferation in the injured epithelium, lamina propria and serosa accompany the peak inflammatory cell infiltration on day 7. A hysterectomy is indicated because the uterine serosa and endometrium often are sites of occult metastasis, and the prevalence of synchronous endometrial cancer is relatively high. Multiple smaller polypoid masses, ranging from 0.2 to 1.1 cm, were present in the mucosa, submucosa, and serosa of the surrounding duodenum. Factors contributing to diverticular formation include a pressure gradient between the lumen and serosa and areas of relative weakness in the bowel wall. Derivatives serosal adjective Physiology This finding supports the theory that hyperplastic mesothelial cells derive from reactive serosal mesothelium and are dislodged into draining lymphatics. Example sentencesExamples First a nonspecific inflammation of the mucosa and submucosa is seen followed by widespread superficial ulceration, then muscular and serosal involvement leading to a rigid short colon is seen. It is generally confined to the submucosa, muscularis, and serosal layers, making endoscopic diagnosis difficult. No inflammation was seen in the muscular and serosal layers of the appendix. Both their case and our own case reveal that mesothelial cells may become disrupted from serosal surfaces and may enter the lymphatic drainage. Origin Modern Latin, feminine of medieval Latin serosus 'serous'. Definition of serosa in US English: serosa nounsəˈrōsə Physiology The tissue of a serous membrane. 〔生理〕浆膜（组织），粘膜；绒（毛）膜 intestinal serosa Example sentencesExamples Multiple smaller polypoid masses, ranging from 0.2 to 1.1 cm, were present in the mucosa, submucosa, and serosa of the surrounding duodenum. Factors contributing to diverticular formation include a pressure gradient between the lumen and serosa and areas of relative weakness in the bowel wall. A hysterectomy is indicated because the uterine serosa and endometrium often are sites of occult metastasis, and the prevalence of synchronous endometrial cancer is relatively high. A portion of the cystic mass showed benign bladder smooth muscle and serosa focally adhered to the outer cyst wall. Scattered apoptosis and proliferation in the injured epithelium, lamina propria and serosa accompany the peak inflammatory cell infiltration on day 7. Origin Modern Latin, feminine of medieval Latin serosus ‘serous’.
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