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Meanings of lacrimal in English

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lacrimal
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lacrimal

Relating to or located near the organ that produces tears.

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lacrimal

Exocrine.

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Resupply of vitamin A can induce glandular differentiation in A- lacrimal tissues.
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Aims and background: Epithelial malignant tumors of the lacrimal drainage system are rare.
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Two patients had history of lacrimal sac abscess that needed drainage.
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MR-dacryocystography was suggested to be a useful screening examination for lacrimal outflow disorders.
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Squamous cell carcinomas are the most common malignant lacrimal sac neoplasms.
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Dacryocystography allows the identification of space-occupying tumors in the lacrimal sac.
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Dry eye was induced by excision of the lacrimal gland and hyperosmotic media.
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The malignant tumor of lacrimal sac often occurs in the middle-aged and elderly patients.
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Ocular rhinosporidiosis usually involves the conjunctiva and the lacrimal sac.
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Isolated cells from rat lacrimal glands were studied with the tight-seal whole-cell recording technique.
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Main outcome measures: Success was defined as the resolution of symptoms or unobstructed lacrimal irrigation.
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Among primary lacrimal gland tumors the adenoid-cystic carcinoma is the most common malignant epithelial lesion.
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Biopsy of the left lacrimal gland and left inferior rectus revealed fibrosis and lymphocytic infiltration.
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Surgical excisions of the left lacrimal gland were performed.
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The existence of a gut-eye-lacrimal gland axis-microbiome is discussed.
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A unilateral dry eye condition was created in rats by removing the left lacrimal gland.
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