Concretion
31concretion — n. a stony mass formed within such an organ as the kidney, especially the coating of an internal organ (or a foreign body, such as a urinary catheter) with calcium salts. See also: calculus …
32concretion — /kənˈkriʃən / (say kuhn kreeshuhn), /kəŋ / (say kuhng ) noun 1. the act or process of concreting. 2. Obsolete the state of being concreted. 3. a solid mass formed by or as by coalescence or cohesion. 4. a calculus (def. 2). 5. a hard solid mass… …
33concretion — n. 1 a a hard solid concreted mass. b the forming of this by coalescence. 2 Med. a stony mass formed within the body. 3 Geol. a small round mass of rock particles embedded in limestone or clay. Derivatives: concretionary adj. Etymology: F f. L… …
34Conjunctival concretion — Concretion in the palpebral conjunctiva, is called conjunctival concretion, that is a (or a cluster) small, hard, yellowish white calcified matter, superficially buried beneath the palpebral conjunctiva. Most of concretions in the eye form in the …
35concretion, principle of — In the philosophy of Whitehead, the principle that drives things towards actualizing their form, or towards emerging and advancing into more complex forms …
36Конкреция (Concretion) — камни, образующиеся из солей кальция, например, в почках, а также в просвете внутреннего органа (или на инородном теле, например, мочеточникового катетера). См. также Конкремент. Источник: Медицинский словарь …
37preputial concretion — see under calculus …
38intestinal concretion — noun see intestinal calculus …
39КОНКРЕЦИЯ — (concretion) камни, образующиеся из солей кальция, например, в почках, а также в просвете внутреннего органа (или на инородном теле, например, мочеточникового катетера). См. также Конкремент …
40cardiolith — concretion in the heart Stones and Rocks …
