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phyma
‖ phyma Path. (ˈfaɪmə) Pl. -ata. [L. phȳma (Cels.), a. Gr. ϕῦµα, ϕῡµατ- swelling, tumour.] An inflamed swelling, of various kinds; an external tubercle; in nosological systems variously applied to orders or genera of diseases.1693 tr. Blancard's Phys. Dict. (ed. 2), Phyma, a Swelling: There are Five... Oxford English Dictionary
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Phymatocarpus
The name Phymatocarpus is derived from the Ancient Greek phymatos (plural of phyma) meaning "tubercle" or "swelling" and καρπός (karpós) meaning "fruit wikipedia.org
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phymatin
ˈphymatin Chem. [f. Gr. ϕῦµα, ϕῡµατ-, phyma + -in1. Cf. F. phymatine.] An organic substance obtained from tubercle.1847–9 Todd Cycl. Anat. IV. 107/1 Phymatin is described as a peculiar extractive matter. Oxford English Dictionary
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-oma
-oma terminal element repr. Gr. -ωµα, in which ω repr. ω (or ο) in the parent word (usu. a vb.) and -µα is a Gr. suffix forming neut. ns., exemplified in Eng. words adopted from the Gr. such as carcinoma, coloboma, derma, diploma, eczema, glaucoma, phyma, plasma, sarcoma, trachoma, and in words on G... Oxford English Dictionary
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History of tuberculosis
He also described the phyma (tumor) of the lungs, which is thought to correspond to the tubercles that form on the lung as a result of the disease. wikipedia.org
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tarso-
tarso- (tɑːsəʊ) before a vowel tars-, comb. form of Gr. ταρσός, tarsus, a formative of technical terms of anatomy, pathology, and surgery. ‖ tarˈsalgia [Gr. -αλγια, ἄλγος, pain], (a) a general term for pain in the tarsus; (b) see quot. tarˈsectomy [Gr. ἐκτοµή excision], excision of one or more of th... Oxford English Dictionary
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肿块
【肿块】zhǒngkuài[phyma] 皮肤表面的结节或肿胀;皮肤肿瘤 新华字典
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