Ulcer
101Major aphthous ulcer — Classification and external resources ICD 9 528.2 Major aphthous ulcer (also known as Periadenitis mucosa necrotica recurrens [1]) is a condition of the oral mucosa characterized by a painful, shotlike nodule on the inner lip, buccal mucosa, or… …
102rodent ulcer — n a chronic persistent ulcer of the exposed skin and esp. of the face that is destructive locally, spreads slowly, and is usu. a carcinoma derived from basal cells * * * see basal cell carcinoma * * * an ulcerating basal cell carcinoma …
103tropical ulcer — n a chronic sloughing sore of unknown cause occurring usu. on the legs and prevalent in wet tropical regions * * * a skin disease prevalent in wet tropical regions. A large open sloughing sore usually develops at the site of a wound or abrasion.… …
104Marjolin's ulcer — a carcinoma that develops at the edge of a chronic ulcer of the skin, usually a venous ulcer in the ankle region. J. N. Marjolin (1780 1850), French surgeon …
105jejunal ulcer — see peptic ulcer, Zollinger Ellison syndrome * * * a rare type of peptic ulcer caused by gastric acid in the jejunum, such as when there is ectopic stomach mucosa secreting acid there; sometimes one develops secondary to a gastroenterostomy that… …
106Barrett epithelium syndrome (esophagus) ulcer — Bar·rett epithelium, syndrome (esophagus), ulcer (barґət) [Norman Rupert Barrett, English surgeon, 1903–1979] see under epithelium, syndrome, and ulcer …
107Curling ulcer — Cur·ling ulcer (kurґling) [Thomas Blizard Curling, English physician, 1811–1888] see under ulcer …
108Hunner ulcer — Hun·ner ulcer (hunґər) [Guy LeRoy Hunner, American surgeon, 1868–1957] see under ulcer …
109Jacob ulcer — Ja·cob ulcer (jaґkəb) [Arthur Jacob, Irish ophthalmologist, 1790–1874] see under ulcer …
110Mann-Williamson ulcer — Mann Wil·liam·son ulcer (manґ wilґyəm son) [F.C. Mann; Carl S. Williamson, American surgeon, 1896–1952] see under ulcer …
