submucosa
- noun
- /ˌsʌbˈmjuːkoʊsə/
- Specialized
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submucosa
- Histopathologic examination of the tissues revealed extension of hyphae into the submucosa and the presence of submucosal necrosis, findings that are consistent with aspergillosis (Figure 4).
- intestinal submucosa
- small intestinal submucosa
- mucosa and submucosa
Examples
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Porcine small intestinal submucosa, with the look and feel of parchment paper, is applied to the wound, covered with a hydrogel and protective dressing.
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Microsporidia were identified within the mucosa and submucosa of both specimens.
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In the submucosa, next molting occurs, i.e., L4 on about day 4 or 5 PI.
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The radiofrequency catheter is inserted into the submucosa of the hypertrophied inferior turbinate under local anesthesia.
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Kokini's studies of small intestinal submucosa have shown that this material can be used as a scaffold for the histogenesis of tendon tissue and hernia repair tissue.
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The surgeon carefully examined the submucosa to ensure it was healthy before proceeding with the operation.
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The submucosa supports the mucous membrane and plays a crucial role in nutrient absorption.
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Inflammation was observed in the submucosa, indicating a potential underlying disease.
How Deep
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Submucosa is made of sub- 'under' and mucosa 'mucous membrane', the same root as mucus. So submucosa means the layer under the mucous lining that helps support and nourish that membrane.