Medical Definition of Carcoma

1. Dark red-brown or mahogany-coloured granular material that occurs in human faeces in tropical regions; it yields a chemical reaction similar to that of urobilinogen and is composed of calcium oxide, iron, phosphoric and carbonic acids, urobilinogen, cholerythrogen, and other organic matter in varying proportions. Origin: Sp. Wood dust under the bark of a tree, caused by the wood louse (05 Mar 2000)

Lexicographical Neighbors of Carcoma

carcinomatous implants
carcinomatous myelopathy
carcinomatous myopathy
carcinomatous neuromyopathy
carcinomatous pericarditis
carcinophobia
carcinosarcoma
carcinosarcomas
carcinosarcomata
carcinoses
carcinosis
carcinostatic
carcinostatics
carcoat
carcoats
carcoma (current term)
carcoon
carcooned
carcooning
carcoons
card-carrying
card-clothing
card-house
card-index
card-playing
card catalog
card catalogue
card counter
card counters

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