angiostrophy

/ˌændɪˈɒstrəfi/

Definitions

1. noun

A rare term referring to a specific type of skin disease or skin condition characterized by the formation of small, usually painful blisters or lesions, often resulting from a viral or bacterial infection.

“The doctor diagnosed the patient with an unusual case of angiostrophy that required immediate medical attention.”

Synonyms

  • cutaneous condition
  • dermatitis