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Meanings of loose skin in английском
испанский
cutis laxa 
Skin disease characterized by skin that is loose, hanging, wrinkled and lacking in elasticity; it can also affect connective tissue in other parts of the body, including the heart, blood vessels, joints, intestines and lungs.
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Examples for "elastolysis"
Examples for "elastolysis"
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We conclude that measurement of urine desmosine may not be useful as an indirect measurement of elastolysis in cigarette smokers.
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Purpose: In vitro studies have recently demonstrated that homocysteine interacts with the aortic wall by inducing both elastolysis and endothelial perturbation.
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These data establish that an abnormal extracellular matrix without overt elastolysis is sufficient to confer susceptibility to postnatal normoxia, reminiscent of bronchopulmonary dysplasia.
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A patient is presented with severe cutis laxa of the abdomen.
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These findings and skin biopsy were consistent with cutis laxa syndrome.
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The occurrence of a tumor in a child with growth retardation and cutis laxa must be reminiscent of Costello syndrome.
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Our data provide insights into the etiology of cutis laxa diseases and will have immediate impact on diagnostics and genetic counseling.
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Cutis laxa is a term that refers to markedly loose skin that is not hyperelastic.
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His affection was not elephantiasis, but a complication of congenital hypertrophy of certain bones and pachydermatocele and papilloma of the skin.
Usage of loose skin in английском
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The loose skin under his eyes drew tight as the lids partially closed.
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He began to pick at some loose skin about his neck.
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He gently peeled a strip of loose skin off my nose.
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Had been able to smell the scent of it on his loose skin.
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The loose skin of her eyelids hung so low, she must have trouble seeing.
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We also found traces of stage makeup mingled in with the loose skin tissue.
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As fat is lost, the loose skin appearance can increase.
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Cutis laxa is a term that refers to markedly loose skin that is not hyperelastic.
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She regularly posts images showing off her loose skin nearly one-and-a-half years after giving birth.
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She pulled at the loose skin above them and they sloughed off and fell away.
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The wrinkles in his loose skin were pronounced and his stomach looked sunken and unhealthy.
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His nose was swollen and there were edges of loose skin where blisters had been.
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Even though she wasn't really fat, she was soft all over with loose skin hanging.
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At the door he made another effort which shook the rolls of his loose skin pitiably.
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NECK-Ratherlong, very strong and muscular, well arched, without dewlap and loose skin about the throat.
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Blue veins webbed the loose skin, and the nails were cracked and yellowed, yet neatly trimmed.
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Loose skin through the time
Loose skin across language varieties
Australia
Common
United States of America
Less common
United Kingdom
Rare