Growth and development, body orientation medical terms
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Benign | Mild; not spreading; not malignant
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Biopsy | Removal of tissue for examination
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Circumocular | Pertaining to around the eye
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Circumscribed | A round spot
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Condyloma | Wart-like growth in the genital area
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Cyst | Closed sac or pouch containing fluid
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Distal | Farthest point from trunk attachment
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Ectoderm | Outside layer of cells in the embryo
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Ectopic | Outside of its normal place
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Endocystoscopy | Examination of the inside of the bladder
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Endogenous | Originating from within
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Epigastric | Pertaining to over the stomach
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Excrescence | Useless structure growing out of the skin
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Extrasensory | Being outside of the normal range of bounds of the senses
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Hypodermic | Under the skin
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Infiltration | Slipping into and between normal cells of the body
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Inframammary | Below the breast
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Lateral | Farther from the midline
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Lesion | An area of unhealthy (morbid) tissues (injury, wound, burn of infected patch of skin
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Lumbar | Pertaining to the loin; portion of the back between thorax and pelvis
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Malignant | Abnormal growth that threatens death
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Medial | Closer to the midline
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Mesoderm | Middle germ cell layer
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Metastasis | Movement of cells from one part of the body to another
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Neoplasm | Growth of tissue that serves no useful purpose
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Papilla | Nipple-like protuberance
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Papilloma | Small nipple-like protuberance or elevation
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Papules | Pimples; red elevated spots on the skin; solid and circumscribed
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Periumbilical | Pertaining to around the umbilicus
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Polyp | Tumor with a little foot or stem
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Proximal | Nearest point of trunk attachment
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Subpatellar | Pertaining to an area under or below the kneecap
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