lentiginous
Meanings
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noun
A type of chromic or subacute dermatitis characterized by the presence of flat, tan to dark brown macules or patches, often occurring on the trunk and limbs.
- "The lentiginous patches on her skin were a sign of aging."
- "His doctor diagnosed him with lentiginous dermatitis."
Variants
List of all variants of lentiginous that leads to same resultlenities , lenity
Etymology
origin and the way in which meanings have changed throughout history.From the Latin word 'lentiginosus' meaning 'spotted' or 'flecked'.
Trivia
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Lentiginous dermatitis is also known as 'senile freckles' or 'age spots'.
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Lentiginous patches can also occur in internal organs, such as the liver and lungs, and are then called 'lentigines' or 'liver spots'.
Related Concepts
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Chronic dermatitis: A group of skin conditions characterized by long-term inflammation and itching.
How to Memorize "lentiginous"
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visualize
- Imagine a person with multiple brown patches on their skin, especially on their trunk and limbs.
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associate
- Think of the word 'spotted' or 'flecked' when you encounter the word 'lentiginous'.
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mnemonics
- Create a mental image of the Latin root 'lentiginosus' meaning 'spotted' to help remember the word.
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