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fibrinoid

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fi·bri·noid  (fbr-noid, fbr-)
adj.
Of or resembling fibrin.
n.
A homogenous acellular material similar to fibrin, found normally in the placenta and formed in connective tissue and in the walls of blood vessels in certain disease states.


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Vascular damages were endothelial swelling and vascular fibrinoid necrosis (Figure 2).
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