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Meanings of transudation in English
Portuguese
transudato Spanish
transudado Synonyms
Examples for "exudation"
Examples for "exudation"
1
Vesicles form, and exudation occurs in only about one-third of the cases.
2
Each successive exudation charged the air to a higher pitch of excitement.
3
The glutinous or oily exudation that covers them is a brilliant varnish.
4
Retina-SHRM surface projection was strongest onto smooth-surfaced SHRM and weaker onto exudation.
5
Furthermore, the blood-brain barrier is intact, excluding exudation of exogenous serum proteins.
Usage of transudation in English
1
By transudation is meant the constant interchange between the blood and the tissue fluid.
2
How it passed through the lungs was a problem: probably by a continuous transudation.
3
By means of this transudation or diosmosis the exchange of fluids takes place without difficulty.
4
This insures "blood pressure," a condition indispensable to the "heart beat," and also causes leakage (transudation).
5
Increased serum transudation could provide a source of alveolar complement that sustains the generation of a chemotactic factor for macrophages.
6
Evidence supports the concept that complement proteins on alveolar surfaces are derived from normal transudation of serum components from the pulmonary vasculature.
7
One was a diffuse white matter process appearing to represent active transudation of water into white matter; this occurred in 43% of tumors with edema.
8
TRANSUDATION-Thenormal interchange of fluid between the blood and the tissue fluids.
Frequent collocations
Transudation through the time