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erectile tissue

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Noun1.erectile tissue - vascular tissue capable of filling with blood and becoming rigid
animal tissue - the tissue in the bodies of animals
erectile organ - an organ containing erectile tissue


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For example, the renewed discussion about the clitoris and connected erectile tissue (two stripes of erectile tissue which diverge into the crura inside the labia majora) is reviewed.
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If pitocin was used to stimulate labor for many hours, mother's breast swells and flattens the nipple, making it hard for baby to latch on, or impairing the erectile tissue of the nipple.
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The pellet releases a drug that migrates into the erectile tissue and causes a temporary erection.
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