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(nĕk'rə-tīz') pronunciation
intr. & tr.v., -tized, -tiz·ing, -tiz·es.
To undergo necrosis or cause to necrose.


(nĕk'rə-tīz')
v., -tized, -tiz·ing, -tiz·es.

To undergo necrosis or cause to necrose.

Causing necrosis; exuding a brown to green, putrid discharge containing tissue debris.

  • n. epithelioma, necrotizing calcifying epithelioma — see pilomatrixoma.
  • n. hepatopancreatitis — disease of shrimps caused by a small obligate intracellular unidentified bacterium; subacute to chronic syndrome with cumulative mortality of up to 90%.
  • n. panniculitis — multifocal, erythematous, nonpruritic cutaneous lesions which ulcerate in the center and discharge seropurulent exudate; identifiable on histopathological examination.
  • n. scleritis — a rare eye lesion, inflammatory proliferation of the anterior sclera, in dogs.
  • n. ulcerative gingivitis — see necrotizing ulcerative gingivitis.
  • n. vasculitis — important feature of the Arthus reaction; damage to the endothelium results from deposition of immune complexes in the vessel wall, usually on the basement membrane of the endothelium.

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