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Hyperaemia/tubercle

Posted: Mon Nov 11, 2002 2:50 pm
by Shannon Nelson
What's the meaning of the rubric, "congestion, hyperaemia of chest"? I know
"hyperaemia" means "too much blood", but what does that translate into, as a
symptom, sensation, etc.?

Also, how is a "tubercle" different from a "vesicle"?

Shannon

Re: Hyperaemia/tubercle

Posted: Tue Nov 12, 2002 12:17 am
by Dave Hartley
vesicle is generally on skin.

tubercule generally means pocket of infective tubercular material, 'walled
off' -encysted, with tissue -interior

hyperaemia- sensation would be fullness, tightness

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