Definitions

1. noun

A chronic venous disorder characterized by skin lesions and inflammation, often occurring in the legs.

“The doctor diagnosed the patient with urothesis and prescribed a treatment plan to alleviate the symptoms.”

2. noun

In pathology, a term used to describe abnormal urine flow, often caused by a blockage or narrowing of the ureters or bladder.

“The patient was experiencing urosis due to a kidney stone that was blocking the flow of urine.”