paraphysis
/ˌparəˈfɪzɪs/Definitions
1. noun
A small, usually abnormal, projection or outgrowth from a cell or an organ, such as a nerve or muscle.
“The doctor examined the patient’s skin, where she noticed a small paraphysis near the mole.”
1. noun
A small, usually abnormal, projection or outgrowth from a cell or an organ, such as a nerve or muscle.
“The doctor examined the patient’s skin, where she noticed a small paraphysis near the mole.”