- escharotic agent
- escharotic [agent]Verschorfungsmittel n; Ätzungsmittel n, Ätzmittel n
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escharotic agent
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escharotic — Caustic or corrosive. [G. escharotikos] * * * es·cha·rot·ic .es kə rät ik adj producing an eschar escharotic n an escharotic agent (as a drug) * * * es·cha·rot·ic (es″kə rotґik) [Gr. escharōtikos] 1. corrosive to tissue. 2. an… … Medical dictionary
escharotic — /es keuh rot ik/, Med. adj. 1. producing an eschar, as a medicinal substance; caustic. n. 2. an escharotic agent. [1605 15; < LL escharoticus < Gk escharotikós. See ESCHAR, OTIC] * * * … Universalium
escharotic — es•cha•rot•ic [[t]ˌɛs kəˈrɒt ɪk[/t]] adj. 1) med producing an eschar, as a medicinal substance; caustic 2) med an escharotic agent • Etymology: 1605–15; < LL escharōticus < Gk escharōtikós=escharō , var. s. of escharoûsthai to form an… … From formal English to slang
escharotic — I. |eskə|räd.ik adjective Etymology: French or Late Latin; French escharotique, from Middle French, from Late Latin escharoticus, from Greek escharōtikos, from (assumed) escharōtos (verbal of escharoun to form an eschar, from eschara eschar) +… … Useful english dictionary
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