scirrhoma
/sɪrˈroʊmə/Definitions
1. noun
A type of fibrous tumor, usually benign, composed of dense, fibrous tissue.
“The doctor ordered a biopsy to examine the scirrhoma on the patient’s neck.”
2. noun
A condition characterized by a hardening of tissue, often due to inflammation or scarring.
“The patient was diagnosed with scirrhoma in her breast, requiring immediate treatment.”