1. Bullae synonyms, Bullae pronunciation, Bullae translation, English dictionary definition of Bullae

2. Bullae Bullae are large blisters on the skin that are filled with clear fluid

3. Bullae (pronounced as “bully”) is …

4. Etruscan Bulla depicting Icarus Roman Bullae

5. In advanced cases of emphysema, Bullae may appear

6. Blisters on the skin are called Bullae.

7. A surgeon will remove one or more Bullae …

8. In Bullous LP, bullae are confined to lichenoid plaques, whereas in LPP, bullae are seen to arise independently from these plaques

9. Bullae or clay sealings were used in ancient Mesopotamia, but strictly speaking Bullae came into general use after the end of …

10. Many different skin conditions can cause Bullae to form

11. Clinical edema with fluid accumulation and Bullae formation

12. The Bullae are histologically indistinguishable from edema blisters

13. Large Blebs are usually called bullae (pronounced bull-i)

14. Bullae are diffusely distributed and contain numerous trabeculae Type 4

15. Bullae often result from chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD)

16. Bullous definition, pertaining to, similar to, or characterized by bullae

17. Bullae can’t absorb oxygen and transfer it into your blood

18. When typical Bullae are present, the diagnosis is suspected clinically

19. –Bullae associated with edema of the lower extremity and foot

20. A Bullae can only be detected by a radiological method

21. Typically round or oval, Bullae resemble a lion or satyr head

22. The Romans adopted the practice of wearing Bullae from the Etruscans

23. Bullae form because of rubbing, heat, or diseases of the skin

24. Bullae are to be distinguished from other air-filled spaces within the lung:

25. Bullae usually do not rupture, but those that do often rapidly heal

26. Radiographic evidence of Blebs or bullae was seen in only one dog

27. Bullous emphysema refers to the formation of bullae within emphysematous lung parenchyma

28. Bullae look similar to type 1 but contain the remnants of trabeculae at

29. These tests will be ordered when a person has any symptoms of a Bullae.

30. A Bullae is an air-filled sac that sits along the lining of the lung

31. Bullae are balloon-like structures with a smooth internal lining without trabeculae Type 2

32. Synonyms for Antrums include cavities, sacs, alveoli, ampullas, archenterons, bullae, bursas, lumens, orbits and sinuses

33. Many professionals are also skeptical that blebs or Bullae can cause Primary Spontaneous Pneumothorax (PSP)

34. 29 In advanced stage in 15 cases, chronic bronchitis, pulmonary interstitial fibrosis and pulmonary bullae.

35. "can lung Bullae cause lung hypertenion, and would i get sharp pains in center of chest

36. It is unknown whether radiological evidence of pulmonary blebs or Bullae is a predictor of pneumothorax

37. Lung Bullae; marijuana; smoking; emphysema; Multiple large lung Bullae (variously termed primary bullous disease of the lung or “vanishing lung syndrome”) have been described in young male smokers.1 In this case series the average smoking history was 26 pack years

38. These Bullae seem to have been used to facilitate distance trade as a tool for theft prevention.

39. High resolution computed tomographic (CT) scans showed that these Bullae were paraseptal in distribution and hence quite

40. Bullae of Lung also known by the name of Giant Bulla is a common pathological condition found in the lungs which is usually caused by emphysema. Bullae of Lung develops when the emphysema damages the lungs to an extent that air pockets develop.

41. Bullae are large blisters or large blebs, which are fluid-filled sacs on the outer layer of your skin

42. Bullous emphysema occurs when giant bullae develop in the lungs.Bullae are bubble-like cavities filled with fluid or air

43. Bullous adjective Pertaining to or characterised by bullae, as in Bullous pemphigoid, or blistering, as in 2nd-degree burns

44. Bullae were pendants worn by boys to ward off evil spirits and simultaneously proclaim their status as freeborn children

45. Bullous dermatoses are a variety of autoimmune skin diseases that are characterized by the presence of bullae or blisters

46. A bullectomy is a surgical procedure that involves removing Bullae, which are enlarged, damaged air sacs in the lungs

47. Giant Bullae typically develop as a consequence of cigarette smoking, although some are idiopathic and others have less common associations

48. A doctor will be able to perform an x-ray or a CAT scan to decide if a Bullae is present

49. Bullae are usually confined to the apex of the lung or the tip of the superior or anterior segment Type 3

50. Bullous lung disease is an uncommon cause of respiratory distress [].In patients with severe emphysema, discrete emphysematous Bullae have been shown to functionally impair pulmonary mechanics and result in diminished exercise capacity and even acute respiratory distress [].Most patients with Bullae have a significant cigarette smoking history, although cocaine …

51. For instance, nearly 89% of PSP patients with PSP in “normal lungs” had visible blebs or Bullae when examined by an endoscope.

52. In Latin a bulla (plural: Bullae) was a "bubble, stud or knob." It referred to any rounded protrusion, particularly one …

53. Bullous disease: [boo͡l′əs] any disease marked by eruptions of blisters, or bullae, filled with fluid, on the skin or mucous membranes

54. Bullae definition: a leaden seal affixed to a papal bull , having a representation of Saints Peter and Paul Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples

55. Marijuana smoking has been associated with giant Bullae in a few patients, although this observation may be confounded by concomitant cigarette smoke exposure .

56. Bullae are hollow, often with filigree or granulation decorating the edges, and they have a removable loop (from which the pendant is hung)

57. Bulla (plural: bullae) is the term used for air-filled cavities within the lung tissue, which sometimes occurs when several Blebs are close to each other.

58. Bullae, the sealings, usually of clay or bitumen, on which were impressed the marks of seals showing ownership or witness to whatever was attached to the sealing

59. 1–5 The finding of fluid-containing emphysematous Bullae is an underreported complication of bullous lung disease and is thought to be a separate clinical entity …

60. Most of the outer surface of Bullae is made of visceral pleura while the inner layer consists of fibrous tissue formed mainly by the destroyed adjacent lung.

61. Bullae must be clearly differentiated from other disorders as lung cysts (developmental anomalies; they are lined by respiratory epithelium) and blebs (small sub pleural collections of air)

62. Bullae (pronounced as “bully”) is the plural word for bulla. To be classified as a bulla, the blister must be larger than 0.5 centimeters (5 millimeters) in diameter

63. Bullous myringitis (BM) is a relatively common infectious condition characterized by bullae or vesicles on the tympanic membrane without affecting the contents of the external or middle ear.

64. Bullae: More than one bulla, a bulla being a blister more than 5 mm (about 3/16 inch) in diameter with thin walls that is full of fluid

65. Note that the plural of bulla is bullae.; Blisters may break or the roof of the Blister may become detached forming an erosion.Exudation of serous fluid forms crust.

66. Bronchiectatic changes A 41-year-old female asked: i had a ct scan and the result came back as chronic emphysematous bullae with Bronchiectatic changes, what does this mean?

67. Spontaneous pneumothorax caused by pulmonary Blebs and bullae was diagnosed in 12 dogs based on history, clinical examination, thoracic radiographs, surgical findings, and histopathological examination of resected pulmonary lesions

68. Oral Bullae are transient; the usual picture consists of multiple nonspecific erosions, mainly on the soft palate and buccal mucosa, with fragments of surface epithelium at the borders (Figure 2)

69. Disease or Syndrome Bullous dystrophy, macular type is a genetic disorder characterised by formation of bullae without traumatic origin, alopecia, hyperpigmentation, Acrocyanosis, short stature, microcephaly, intellectual deficit, tapering fingers and nail abnormalities.

70. Although epidermolysis bullosa acquisita is thought to be an autoimmune disease, epidermolysis bullosa is a group of inherited diseases in which epithelial adhesion protein defects lead to epithelial fragility and Bullae …

71. Bullae where an ancient system of accounting that was invented in the Near East by about 8000 BCE, lasting until the first cities emerged and writing was invented by about 3000 BCE

72. With vesicles, oozing or bullae: Pustular psoriasis of the palms and soles, epidermolysis bullosa hereditaria, hand-foot-mouth-disease, acrodermatitis enteropathica and scabies in children are possible differential diagnoses for vesicles on the palms and soles.

73. Hyperkeratosis and hyperhidrosis of the palms and soles, acral bullae, follicular keratosis, and oral leukokeratosis may also occur. Autosomal dominant inheritance is the rule, although cases transmitted in an autosomal recessive form have also been reported.

74. Bullous and Bleb Diseases of the Lung Talat Chughtai Emilie Perron Mathieu Simon Jean Deslauriers Bullae were defined at the 1959 Ciba Symposium as emphysematous spaces larger than 1 cm in diameter in the inflated lung, usually but not necessarily demarcated from surrounding lung by curved hairline shadows

75. Pulmonary Bullae (singular: bulla) are focal regions of emphysema with no discernible wall which measure more than 1 or 2 cm in diameter 1-2. Some use the term pulmonary bleb for a similar lesion less than 1 or 2 cm, whereas others use both the terms bleb and bulla interchangeably.

76. Pulmonary Bullae (singular: Bulla) are focal regions of emphysema with no discernible wall which measure more than 1 or 2 cm in diameter 1-2. Some use the term pulmonary bleb for a similar lesion less than 1 or 2 cm, whereas others use both the terms bleb and Bulla interchangeably.

77. Emiliae due to the presence of all the diagnostic characters of the species: reddish-brown dorsal fur, pure white-colored ventral fur, tail (LT) much longer than body (HBL) with LT/HBL ratio of 1.77 (Table 1), the presence of an anteromedial Alisphenoid process on the auditory bullae, interorbital region with beaded supraorbital margins, and