1 Sheep smell, too-of lanolin, the fatty exudate that waterproofs their wool.

2 This clay exudate she smeared across her face and streaked into her hair.

3 Purulent exudate may unite the eyelids.

4 An inflammatory exudate collects on the surface.

5 Is it transudate or exudate?

6 A thick yellow exudate coats the peritoneal surfaces.

7 Commonly the muzzle is encrusted with mucus and exudate.

8 At higher magnification, the granular pink exudate of Pneumocystis carinii pneumonia is seen.

9 Ir can quicken the absorption for inflammatory exudate, and strengthen the cytophagy of leukocyte.

10 The exudate consists of edema fluid, protein, Pneumocystis organisms, and dead macrophages.

11 The dried exudate of certain plants, as that of the Mediterranean ash tree, formerly used as a laxative.

12 Microscopically, a neutrophilic exudate is seen involving the meninges at the left, with prominent dilated vessels.

13 Microscopically, every alveolus is filled with granular pink exudate in this case of Pneumocystis carinii pneumonia.

14 At high magnification, the alveolar exudate of mainly neutrophils is seen.

15 A colonoscopic view of ischemic colitis with minimal exudate is shown.

16 Turpentine Any resinous exudate or extract from conifers , especially pines oil ( or spirits ) of turpentine.

17 The yellow - tan exudate of acute bacterial meningitis seen here obscures the sulci.

18 A colonoscopic view of ischemic colitis with minimal overlying exudate is shown.

19 Layer of insoluble powder is needed to absorb wound exudate.

20 A degenerating cyst is usually collapsed and surrounded by inflammatory exudate and fibrous connective tissue.

21 Thein alveoli, indicative an acute bronchopneumonia theThe PMN an exudate in the alveoli.

22 The pleural surface at the lower left demonstrates areas of yellow - tan purulent exudate.

23 The yellow - tan clouding of the meninges seen here is due to an exudate from acute meningitis.

24 Pseudocyst of Auricle is a kind of proliferative aseptic inflammation with exudate.

25 Because of middle ear secretions can be serous transudate ,[] but also as a serous exudate and mucus.

26 Conclusion SAAG is valuable to differentiate ascitic fluid of portal hypertension from that of non-portal hypertension, and is superior to the exudate–transudate classification.

27 Here , the mucosa shows ulceration and undermining by an extensive neutrophilic exudate.

28 The ratio of granulocytes to monocytes in blood and excellular exudate is identical.

29 The serosal surface at the left shows a tan - yellow exudate.

30 The fibrin in this fluid can form a fibrinous exudate on the surfaces.

31 The effect of glandular trichomes may depend on the nature of the exudate.

32 Gum: In Botany, an adhesive substance of vegetable origin , mostly obtained as exudate from the Bark of trees or shrubs Belonging to the pea family .

33 This more focal abscess containing a neutrophilic exudate as well as dark blue bacterial colonies suggests aspiration or hematogenous spread of infection to the lung.

34 Grossly (gastroscopy): lesions were multifocal or diffuse, hyperemia , edema on mucosa appearing darkly red . Petechial hemorrhage or erosion were seen , occasionally yellow-white mucous exudate.

35 Diagnostic accuracy of the serum ascites albumin gradient and previously proposed markers for the separation of ascites into transudate and exudate were compared.

36 The purulent exudate with some hemorrhage is seen at the right in the abscess center.

37 This exudate gives rise to the productive cough purulent yellow sputum seen with bacterial pneumonias.

38 Conclusion External application of ZTOG exerts a better effect than routine surgical dressing change on dispelling edema and relieving pain,[http:///exudate.html] reducing exudate and promoting granulation.

39 The epicardial surface of the heart shows a shaggy fibrinous exudate.

40 Careful dissection of the eyes usually reveals fibrinopurulent exudate in the anterior chambers.

41 Fibrinous ( serofibrinous ): fibrin strands are derived from a protein - rich exudate.