Definition of keloid in English:

keloid

noun ˈkiːlɔɪdˈkilɔɪd

Medicine

An area of irregular fibrous tissue formed at the site of a scar or injury.
〔医〕瘢痕疙瘩，瘢痕瘤
Example sentencesExamples
- These complications included keloids, wound dehiscence, incisional hernias, and chronic abscesses at the wound site.
- If the patient is prone to keloids, special garments may be used to reduce this scarring.
- Clinically, the lesions are papular and may be mistaken for keloids.
- Other non-life threatening complications include pain, keloids, dermoid cysts, introital and vaginal stenosis, neuromas, painful intercourse, and increased infertility rates.
- It's an affordable over-the-counter remedy that's said to visibly improve keloids, burns and some scars.

Origin

Mid 19th century: via French from Greek khēlē 'crab's claw' + -oid.

Definition of keloid in US English:

keloid

nounˈkilɔɪdˈkēloid

Medicine

An area of irregular fibrous tissue formed at the site of a scar or injury.
〔医〕瘢痕疙瘩，瘢痕瘤
Example sentencesExamples
- If the patient is prone to keloids, special garments may be used to reduce this scarring.
- Other non-life threatening complications include pain, keloids, dermoid cysts, introital and vaginal stenosis, neuromas, painful intercourse, and increased infertility rates.
- It's an affordable over-the-counter remedy that's said to visibly improve keloids, burns and some scars.
- Clinically, the lesions are papular and may be mistaken for keloids.
- These complications included keloids, wound dehiscence, incisional hernias, and chronic abscesses at the wound site.

Origin

Mid 19th century: via French from Greek khēlē ‘crab's claw’ + -oid.

单词	keloid
释义	Definition of keloid in English: keloid noun ˈkiːlɔɪdˈkilɔɪd Medicine An area of irregular fibrous tissue formed at the site of a scar or injury. 〔医〕瘢痕疙瘩，瘢痕瘤 Example sentencesExamples These complications included keloids, wound dehiscence, incisional hernias, and chronic abscesses at the wound site. If the patient is prone to keloids, special garments may be used to reduce this scarring. Clinically, the lesions are papular and may be mistaken for keloids. Other non-life threatening complications include pain, keloids, dermoid cysts, introital and vaginal stenosis, neuromas, painful intercourse, and increased infertility rates. It's an affordable over-the-counter remedy that's said to visibly improve keloids, burns and some scars. Origin Mid 19th century: via French from Greek khēlē 'crab's claw' + -oid. Definition of keloid in US English: keloid nounˈkilɔɪdˈkēloid Medicine An area of irregular fibrous tissue formed at the site of a scar or injury. 〔医〕瘢痕疙瘩，瘢痕瘤 Example sentencesExamples If the patient is prone to keloids, special garments may be used to reduce this scarring. Other non-life threatening complications include pain, keloids, dermoid cysts, introital and vaginal stenosis, neuromas, painful intercourse, and increased infertility rates. It's an affordable over-the-counter remedy that's said to visibly improve keloids, burns and some scars. Clinically, the lesions are papular and may be mistaken for keloids. These complications included keloids, wound dehiscence, incisional hernias, and chronic abscesses at the wound site. Origin Mid 19th century: via French from Greek khēlē ‘crab's claw’ + -oid.
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