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Edema (American English), also
spelled oedema (British English), and also
known as
fluid retention,
dropsy and hydropsy, is the build-up of
fluid in the...
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water flows out of the cell and the cell
shrinks (plasmolysis). In
hypotonic solutions,
water flows into the cell and the cell
swells (
turgescence)....
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Richard Kayser in 1895. In 1927,
Heetderks described the
alternating turgescence of the
inferior turbinates in 80% of a
normal po****tion.
According to...
- Munoz, with F. Delord. Montpellier: IRCL,
February 2009. Érubescences et
turgescences dans l’imaginaire
shakespearien et la
culture de la Renaissance, thèse...
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intracellular concentrations,
water is
forced to move into the cell (
turgescence),
causing it to
swell in size and
potentially burst, or
triggering apoptosis...
- This
increased flow is
experienced by
women as fullness, heaviness, and
turgescence. The
breast may
become nodular because of
interlobular edema and ductular-acinar...
