Epithelioid

usgb/ˌɛpɪˈθiːliɔɪd/
adjective

Epithelioid refers to a type of cell that resembles epithelial cells, often found in granulomas or certain types of tumors.

The biopsy revealed epithelioid cells indicating a chronic inflammatory response.
Visual representation of "epithelioid" - Epithelioid refers to a type of cell that resembles epithelial cells, often found in granulomas or certain types of tumors.

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epithelioid cells, epithelioid granuloma, epithelioid carcinoma

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Medical Terminology

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In the context of pathology, epithelioid cells indicate specific types of cellular reactions.
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Descriptor Usage

Using 'epithelioid' accurately requires knowledge of histological terms.

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When discussing tissue samples, it's important to differentiate between epithelioid and other cell types.
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It is mainly used in medical literature and discussions.
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