Sentence examples for rodent ulcer from inspiring English sources

As a student, he happened on a photograph in an old medical textbook that showed a woman's face half eaten away by a rodent ulcer – inside and outside had become horribly confused.

The most usual type, called a basal cell carcinoma (or "rodent ulcer"), starts as a small nodule in the skin that gradually enlarges and breaks down to form an ulcer with a hard base and pearly, rolled edges.

Owen Griffith, a qualified pharmacist from Penycaerau, who was known as the "Doctor of the Wild Wart", used a traditional herbalist remedy to cure basal cell carcinoma, also known as rodent ulcer; the remedy had supposedly been passed on to the family 300 years earlier by an Irish tinker.

Ulcerated BCC which shows central necrosis and is referred to as ulcus rodens or rodent ulcer.

In 1894, Beadles described a singular case of "rodent ulcer" deposition within the lymphatic gland of a deceased 46-year-old male, who had a previous history of "rodent ulcer" of the cheek.

BCC may be nodular, pigmented, cystic, superficial, morpheaform, or may appear as a "rodent ulcer", also known as a "Jacobi ulcer".

These cancers rarely metastasize but may be highly invasive locally; they are then known as rodent ulcers.

Partly because some skin cancers proved easily tractable (or, like rodent ulcers, were defined out of "cancer"), they tended to become part of dermatology (and marginal to cancer), along with conditions such as ringworm.

The analysis was performed by means of in vitro screening and in vivo models from rodent carriers of duodenal ulcer caused by various agents, such as non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs and chemical solvents; moreover, a significant antidiarrheal potential was shown when the extract was assessed against intestinal motility.

Firstly, we assessed the gastroprotective activity via different rodent experimental models (HCl/Ethanol and NSAID-induced ulcer protocols).

The gastroduodenal cytoprotective potential was evaluated in rodent experimental models (HCl/Ethanol and NSAID-induced ulcer protocols).