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serpiginous

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ser·pig·i·nous  (sr-pj-ns)
adj.
Of or being a skin lesion with a wavy or indented margin.
[From Medieval Latin serpg, serpgin-, lesion; see serpigo.]
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Gross findings included numerous serpiginous and coalescing, raised, ulcerated-to-papillary nodules on the dorsum anterior to the dorsal fin and extending to the mid-body (Figure 1, panel A).
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Three histologic patterns (A, B, and C) (1,2) have been described: * Pattern A, which is seen in acute HIV infection, is characterized by serpiginous and greatly enlarged lymphoid follicles with reactive germinal centers (figure 1).
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They occur as larger, annular lesions with gyrate or serpiginous borders.
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