Definition of submucosa in English:

submucosa

nounPlural submucosae ˌsʌbmjʊːˈkəʊsəˌsəbmyo͞oˈkōsə

Physiology

The layer of areolar connective tissue lying beneath a mucous membrane.
〔生理〕黏膜下层
Example sentencesExamples
- Tumors are considered invasive if they extend through the muscularis layer and into the submucosa.
- The most prominent inflammatory cells in the bronchial submucosa were lymphocytes, but their numbers changed little during exacerbations.
- Some of the nodules were located in the submucosa beneath areas of mucosal ulceration, but did not show communication with or disruption of the mucosa.
- Between the mucosa and muscle layers lies the submucosa, which is rich in blood vessels and connective tissue.
- Beneath the mucosa, there is a loose connective tissue layer called the submucosa.

Derivatives

submucosal

adjective

Physiology

The lesion appeared to be submucosal with an intact submucosa and muscularis propria interface.
Example sentencesExamples
- The cause of death was excessive infusion and absorption of normal saline during hysteroscopic ablation of submucosal leiomyoma for menorrhagia.
- Pathologic findings in fatal asthma include bronchial lumen occlusion by mucus, hyperplasia of submucosal glands, basement membrane thickening, and tissue eosinophilia.
- Biopsies of the pharynx, performed after radiotherapy, showed infiltration of small lymphocytes, plasmacytes, and neutrophils in the submucosal area.
- The smallest air-conducting vessels, the bronchioles, are distinguished by having no cartilage in their walls, no mucus cells in their epithelium, and few or no submucosal glands.

Origin

Late 19th century: from modern Latin submucosa (membrana), feminine of submucosus 'submucous'.

Definition of submucosa in US English:

submucosa

nounˌsəbmyo͞oˈkōsə

Physiology

The layer of areolar connective tissue lying beneath a mucous membrane.
〔生理〕黏膜下层
Example sentencesExamples
- Between the mucosa and muscle layers lies the submucosa, which is rich in blood vessels and connective tissue.
- Tumors are considered invasive if they extend through the muscularis layer and into the submucosa.
- The most prominent inflammatory cells in the bronchial submucosa were lymphocytes, but their numbers changed little during exacerbations.
- Beneath the mucosa, there is a loose connective tissue layer called the submucosa.
- Some of the nodules were located in the submucosa beneath areas of mucosal ulceration, but did not show communication with or disruption of the mucosa.

Origin

Late 19th century: from modern Latin submucosa (membrana), feminine of submucosus ‘submucous’.

单词	submucosa
释义	Definition of submucosa in English: submucosa nounPlural submucosae ˌsʌbmjʊːˈkəʊsəˌsəbmyo͞oˈkōsə Physiology The layer of areolar connective tissue lying beneath a mucous membrane. 〔生理〕黏膜下层 Example sentencesExamples Tumors are considered invasive if they extend through the muscularis layer and into the submucosa. The most prominent inflammatory cells in the bronchial submucosa were lymphocytes, but their numbers changed little during exacerbations. Some of the nodules were located in the submucosa beneath areas of mucosal ulceration, but did not show communication with or disruption of the mucosa. Between the mucosa and muscle layers lies the submucosa, which is rich in blood vessels and connective tissue. Beneath the mucosa, there is a loose connective tissue layer called the submucosa. Derivatives submucosal adjective Physiology The lesion appeared to be submucosal with an intact submucosa and muscularis propria interface. Example sentencesExamples The cause of death was excessive infusion and absorption of normal saline during hysteroscopic ablation of submucosal leiomyoma for menorrhagia. Pathologic findings in fatal asthma include bronchial lumen occlusion by mucus, hyperplasia of submucosal glands, basement membrane thickening, and tissue eosinophilia. Biopsies of the pharynx, performed after radiotherapy, showed infiltration of small lymphocytes, plasmacytes, and neutrophils in the submucosal area. The smallest air-conducting vessels, the bronchioles, are distinguished by having no cartilage in their walls, no mucus cells in their epithelium, and few or no submucosal glands. Origin Late 19th century: from modern Latin submucosa (membrana), feminine of submucosus 'submucous'. Definition of submucosa in US English: submucosa nounˌsəbmyo͞oˈkōsə Physiology The layer of areolar connective tissue lying beneath a mucous membrane. 〔生理〕黏膜下层 Example sentencesExamples Between the mucosa and muscle layers lies the submucosa, which is rich in blood vessels and connective tissue. Tumors are considered invasive if they extend through the muscularis layer and into the submucosa. The most prominent inflammatory cells in the bronchial submucosa were lymphocytes, but their numbers changed little during exacerbations. Beneath the mucosa, there is a loose connective tissue layer called the submucosa. Some of the nodules were located in the submucosa beneath areas of mucosal ulceration, but did not show communication with or disruption of the mucosa. Origin Late 19th century: from modern Latin submucosa (membrana), feminine of submucosus ‘submucous’.
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