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hyalinization Med.|ˌhaɪəlɪnaɪˈzeɪʃən|
[f. hyaline a. and n. + -ization.]
A change of tissue into a homogeneous, translucent, often firm, mass somewhat resembling glass under the microscope; hyaline degeneration.
1919Amer. Jrnl. Med. Sci. CLVII. 673 Undoubtedly there are other factors [affecting malignancy and benignancy] such as lymphocytic infiltration, fibrosis, hyalinization, [etc.]. 1926Arch. Path. II. 338 The muscle lesion usually consists of hyaline degeneration of the contractile substance of the fibers... The hyalinization of the muscle may result in rupture with subsequent hemorrhage. 1961Lancet 22 July 182/2 Histologically the aneurysmal sac was composed of dense fibrous tissue showing hyalinisation. 1963Walter & Israel Gen. Path. v. 71 Hyalinisation of the walls of many small arterioles may occur as part of the aging process.
So ˈhyalinized ppl. a., having the appearance that results from hyalinization.
1929Arch. Path. VIII. 906 The corpus fibrosum..consists of irregularly outlined and more or less thoroughly hyalinized fibrous tissue. 1962Lancet 27 Jan. 191/1 This exudate becomes hyalinised to form membranes, lining the sacs, and dense plugs in the alveolar ducts. |
