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Definition of issue
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Issue (n.) A
discharge
of flux, as of
blood..
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Sclerosis
::
Sclerosis
(n.)
Induration;
hardening;
especially,
that form of
induration
produced
in an organ by
increase
of its
interstitial
connective
tissue..
Histological
::
Histological
(a.)
Pertaining
to
histology,
or to the
microscopic
structure
of the
tissues
of
living
organisms..
Angienchyma
::
Angienchyma
(n.)
Vascular
tissue
of
plants,
consisting
of
spiral
vessels,
dotted,
barred,
and
pitted
ducts,
and
laticiferous
vessels..
Mesodermal
::
Mesodermal
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
derived
from, the
mesoderm;
as,
mesodermal
tissues..
Ossification
::
Ossification
(n.) The state of being
changed
into a bony
substance;
also, a mass or point of
ossified
tissue..
Urachus
::
Urachus
(n.) A cord or band of
fibrous
tissue
extending
from the
bladder
to the
umbilicus.
Pulp
::
Pulp (n.) A
tissue
or part
resembling
pulp;
especially,
the soft,
highly
vascular
and
sensitive
tissue
which fills the
central
cavity,
called
the pulp
cavity,
of
teeth..
Scleroma
::
Scleroma
(n.)
Induration
of the
tissues.
See
Sclerema,
Scleroderma,
and
Sclerosis..
Fall
::
Fall (v. t.) To
happen;
to to come to pass; to
light;
to
befall;
to
issue;
to
terminate.
Dropsy
::
Dropsy
(n.) An
unnatural
collection
of
serous
fluid in any
serous
cavity
of the body, or in the
subcutaneous
cellular
tissue..
Seton
::
Seton (n.) A few silk
threads
or
horsehairs,
or a strip of linen or the like,
introduced
beneath
the skin by a knife or
needle,
so as to form an
issue;
also, the issue so
formed..
Engouled
::
Engouled
(a.)
Partly
swallowed;
disappearing
in the jaws of
anything;
as, an
infant
engouled
by a
serpent;
said also of an
ordinary,
when its two ends to issue from the
mouths
of
lions,
or the like; as, a bend
engouled..
Myohaematin
::
Myohaematin
(n.) A
red-colored
respiratory
pigment
found
associated
with
hemoglobin
in the
muscle
tissue
of a large
number
of
animals,
both
vertebrate
and
invertebrate..
Fat
::
Fat (n.) An oily
liquid
or
greasy
substance
making
up the main bulk of the
adipose
tissue
of
animals,
and
widely
distributed
in the seeds of
plants.
See
Adipose
tissue,
under
Adipose..
Upshot
::
Upshot
(n.) Final
issue;
conclusion;
the sum and
substance;
the end; the
result;
the
consummation.
Hectic
::
Hectic
(a.)
Habitual;
constitutional;
pertaining
especially
to slow waste of
animal
tissue,
as in
consumption;
as, a
hectic
type in
disease;
a
hectic
flush..
Cell
::
Cell (n.) One of the
minute
elementary
structures,
of which the
greater
part of the
various
tissues
and
organs
of
animals
and
plants
are
composed..
Contractile
::
Contractile
(a.)
tending
to
contract;
having
the power or
property
of
contracting,
or of
shrinking
into
shorter
or
smaller
dimensions;
as, the
contractile
tissues..
Hypoxanthin
::
Hypoxanthin
(n.) A
crystalline,
nitrogenous
substance,
closely
related
to
xanthin
and uric acid,
widely
distributed
through
the
animal
body, but
especially
in
muscle
tissue;
--
called
also
sarcin,
sarkin..
Pitted
::
Pitted
(v. t.)
Having
minute
thin
spots;
as,
pitted
ducts in the
vascular
parts of
vegetable
tissue..
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