necremia

/nɛkrɪˈmiːə/

Definitions

1. noun

A form of necrosis, especially of bone tissue, resulting in the destruction of bone tissue.

“The necremia was evident in the patient’s X-ray scans, which showed significant bone tissue destruction.”

2. noun

A specific type of necrosis in which there is a localized destruction of tissue, especially bone, with a resulting cavity or empty space.

“The doctor explained that the necremia was caused by a combination of infection and lack of blood supply.”

Synonyms

  • gangrene
  • necrosis

Antonyms

  • ossification
  • osteogenesis