chyloderma
- noun
- /ˌkaɪloʊˈdɜrmə/
- Specialized
- The patient was diagnosed with chyloderma following persistent swelling in the scrotal area.
Examples
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Chyloderma is most commonly associated with infections such as filariasis in tropical regions.
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Treatment of chyloderma may require both surgery and medication to address the underlying lymphatic blockage.
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The patient was diagnosed with chyloderma after experiencing severe swelling.
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Chyloderma can result from a parasitic infection.
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The patient was diagnosed with chyloderma following persistent swelling in the scrotal area.
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Treatment of chyloderma may require both surgery and medication to address the underlying lymphatic blockage.
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The doctor explained that chyloderma can result from a parasitic infection affecting the lymphatic system.
Synonyms
The scrotum becomes very swollen because tiny tubes that carry body fluid are blocked
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word chyloderma comes from Greek parts: chylo- meaning 'milky fluid' and -derma meaning 'skin', as in dermatology. So chyloderma means skin swelling caused when that milky lymph fluid builds up because the body's lymph vessels are blocked.