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Granuloma

A granuloma (pl. granulomata) is an aggregation of macrophages (along with other cells) that forms in response to chronic inflammation. This occurs when the immune system attempts to isolate foreign substances that it is otherwise unable to eliminate. Such substances include infectious organisms including bacteria and fungi, as well as other materials…

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Diseases with granulomas

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Granulomas associated with vasculitis

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Diseases with granulomas

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Etymology

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Granuloma

Nodes87
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Triples71
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.022989
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related to Definition · 9
Granuloma → CT, Examples, In, Pulmonary, Similarly, Since, The, They, X-ray
related to Caseating vs non-caseating · 6
Granuloma → An, Langhans-type, Necrosis, Note, The, There
related to Sarcoidosis · 6
Granuloma → In, Other, Sarcoid, Sarcoidosis, Schaumann, The
related to Aspiration pneumonia · 5
Granuloma → Aspiration, Granulomas, Intake, Patients, The
related to Cat-scratch disease · 5
Granuloma → Bartonella, Cat-scratch, Organisms, The, They
related to Childhood granulomatous periorificial dermatitis · 3
Granuloma → African, Childhood, It
related to Cryptococcosis · 3
Granuloma → The, Using, When Cryptococcus
related to Granulomas associated with vasculitis · 3
Granuloma → Both, Certain, Classic
related to Tuberculosis · 3
Granuloma → Langhans, Multinucleated, Mycobacterium
related to Aquarium granuloma · 2
Granuloma → Mycobacterium, The

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GranulomaSpecialtyPathology1.00infobox
Granulomais aorganized collection of macrophages.In medical practice0.90text
foreign objectsinstance ofas well as other materials0.80text
keratininstance ofas well as other materials0.80text
and suture fragmentsinstance ofas well as other materials0.80text
neutrophilsinstance ofinflammatory cells0.80text
eosinophilsinstance ofinflammatory cells0.80text
pill fragments are aspirated into the lungsinstance ofwhen food particles or other particulate substances0.80text
Granulomarelated to Aquarium granulomaThe0.60section
Granulomarelated to Aquarium granulomaMycobacterium0.60section
Granulomarelated to Aspiration pneumoniaAspiration0.60section
Granulomarelated to Aspiration pneumoniaGranulomas0.60section

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