cherry angioma
cherry angioma noun: a benign tumor, observed as a cherry-red papule on the skin, that contains an abnormal proliferation of blood vessels.
Noun
cherry angioma (plural cherry angiomas)
- A benign tumor, observed as a cherry-red papule on the skin, that contains an abnormal proliferation of blood vessels.
- Synonyms:
- Campbell de Morgan spot, senile angioma
Synonyms of cherry angioma
Forms of cherry angioma
| plural | cherry angiomas |
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Questions about cherry angioma
- What does cherry angioma mean?
- Cherry angioma means a benign tumor, observed as a cherry-red papule on the skin, that contains an abnormal proliferation of blood vessels.
- What part of speech is cherry angioma?
- Cherry angioma is a noun.
- What is the plural of cherry angioma?
- The plural of cherry angioma is cherry angiomas.
Words near cherry angioma in the dictionary
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