Definition of bleb in English:

bleb

noun blɛbblɛb

1A small blister on the skin.
Example sentencesExamples
- Antimetabolites are used to decrease the likelihood of fibrosis and scar formation in blebs and to increase the success rate of infiltration.
- COPD patients can also develop large bullae and blebs that may rupture, leading to increased risk for a pneumothorax.
- Complications related to pleuroscopy included three instances of bleeding, eight of torn blebs, and five cases of subcutaneous emphysema.
- Bullae or blebs were identified and grasped with an empty sponge stick.
- These lesions can progress to larger nodules, causing the formation of blebs and consequently leading to pneumothorax.
- In the early stages of the disease the alveolar walls appear perfectly normal while in the later stages, fibrosis of the alveolar wall with blebs and bullae is common.
- Conjunctivitis in a patient with a drainage bleb should always be treated promptly, as it increases the risk of infection entering the eye (endophthalmitis).
- Data recorded for all patients included the number of episodes of pneumothorax, the operative time, and the presence of blebs or bullae.
- We also frequently observed bulging blebs of cuticle.
- Emphysematous blebs may be a source of diagnostic confusion.
- Interestingly, there were no other lesions (i.e., blebs or bullae) present.
- These defects include holes and blebs on the central tendinous portion of the diaphragm.
- There has been a single case report of recurrent pneumothorax in a 26-year-old man with a non-Duchenne muscular dystrophy on nasal intermittent positive pressure ventilation who had subpleural blebs.
- Eighty-eight percent of the blebs or bullae identified intraoperatively were demonstrated on preoperative CT scans.
- The surgeon can thoracoscopically visualize the full pleura, staple or resect blebs, apply electrocautery, laser, resect pleura or instill sclerosant (usually talc).
- We found that the recurrences were more frequent in patients in whom no blebs or bullae were identified.
- Peripheral pulmonary blebs may occur when the regulated process of lung growth is altered.
- No mucosal involvement, blebs or bullae were apparent, and the patient gave no history of any recent use of external or internal agents that might explain the rash.
- Another morphologic appearance that was observed in two patients is a bleb of air dissecting into the wall of the cyst, giving it the shape of a ring; we have termed it the signet ring sign.
- A chest CT scan revealed blebs, and the static lung compliance was elevated, suggesting early emphysema.
1. 1.1 A small bubble in glass or in a fluid.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Place the glass bleb flat-side down on top of the glue drop on the front of the Mars picture, pressing down to spread the glue, and centering the bleb.
  A bleb of glass with clinopyroxene and plagioclase is located below and to the right of the large plagioclase phenocryst.
  I like the bleb on the water... this photo is very real, as I think it is talking to me.
  Didn't think much of it after, though, until I came back to my parking spot and found the tyre nearly flat (still whistling air) and a small, mysterious bleb of oil under the car.
  But I noticed that some of the rims have some manufacturer's flaws - one has a small bleb of extra glass and another has a slightly uneven rim.
2. 1.2Biology A rounded outgrowth on the surface of a cell.
  Example sentencesExamples
  In our study the appearance of plasma membrane blebs occurred at progressively lower fluences as the fluence rate was reduced, and there appeared to be a correlation between the extent of bleaching and damage.
  Plasma membrane blebs and cytoskeletal disruptions occur in association with intercellular and intracellular gaps exposing basement membrane.
  The appearance of numerous tiny blebs on the cellular membrane was observed.
  The calculated membrane strains were in good agreement with experimentally observed and predicted strains in aspirated blebs from red blood cells.
  A few cells have numerous tiny blebs on the cell membrane and orange nuclei colored with EtBr, which indicates some disturbance of the plasma membrane permeability.

Origin

Early 17th century: variant of blob.

Rhymes

Aurangzeb, celeb, deb, ebb, pleb, reb, web, Webb

Definition of bleb in US English:

bleb

nounblebblɛb

1A small blister on the skin.
Example sentencesExamples
- There has been a single case report of recurrent pneumothorax in a 26-year-old man with a non-Duchenne muscular dystrophy on nasal intermittent positive pressure ventilation who had subpleural blebs.
- A chest CT scan revealed blebs, and the static lung compliance was elevated, suggesting early emphysema.
- Bullae or blebs were identified and grasped with an empty sponge stick.
- We also frequently observed bulging blebs of cuticle.
- Data recorded for all patients included the number of episodes of pneumothorax, the operative time, and the presence of blebs or bullae.
- The surgeon can thoracoscopically visualize the full pleura, staple or resect blebs, apply electrocautery, laser, resect pleura or instill sclerosant (usually talc).
- Eighty-eight percent of the blebs or bullae identified intraoperatively were demonstrated on preoperative CT scans.
- These defects include holes and blebs on the central tendinous portion of the diaphragm.
- These lesions can progress to larger nodules, causing the formation of blebs and consequently leading to pneumothorax.
- Emphysematous blebs may be a source of diagnostic confusion.
- Peripheral pulmonary blebs may occur when the regulated process of lung growth is altered.
- No mucosal involvement, blebs or bullae were apparent, and the patient gave no history of any recent use of external or internal agents that might explain the rash.
- Conjunctivitis in a patient with a drainage bleb should always be treated promptly, as it increases the risk of infection entering the eye (endophthalmitis).
- Complications related to pleuroscopy included three instances of bleeding, eight of torn blebs, and five cases of subcutaneous emphysema.
- Antimetabolites are used to decrease the likelihood of fibrosis and scar formation in blebs and to increase the success rate of infiltration.
- Another morphologic appearance that was observed in two patients is a bleb of air dissecting into the wall of the cyst, giving it the shape of a ring; we have termed it the signet ring sign.
- We found that the recurrences were more frequent in patients in whom no blebs or bullae were identified.
- In the early stages of the disease the alveolar walls appear perfectly normal while in the later stages, fibrosis of the alveolar wall with blebs and bullae is common.
- Interestingly, there were no other lesions (i.e., blebs or bullae) present.
- COPD patients can also develop large bullae and blebs that may rupture, leading to increased risk for a pneumothorax.
1. 1.1 A small bubble in glass or in a fluid.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Place the glass bleb flat-side down on top of the glue drop on the front of the Mars picture, pressing down to spread the glue, and centering the bleb.
  But I noticed that some of the rims have some manufacturer's flaws - one has a small bleb of extra glass and another has a slightly uneven rim.
  A bleb of glass with clinopyroxene and plagioclase is located below and to the right of the large plagioclase phenocryst.
  Didn't think much of it after, though, until I came back to my parking spot and found the tyre nearly flat (still whistling air) and a small, mysterious bleb of oil under the car.
  I like the bleb on the water... this photo is very real, as I think it is talking to me.
2. 1.2Biology A rounded outgrowth on the surface of a cell.
  Example sentencesExamples
  A few cells have numerous tiny blebs on the cell membrane and orange nuclei colored with EtBr, which indicates some disturbance of the plasma membrane permeability.
  Plasma membrane blebs and cytoskeletal disruptions occur in association with intercellular and intracellular gaps exposing basement membrane.
  The calculated membrane strains were in good agreement with experimentally observed and predicted strains in aspirated blebs from red blood cells.
  In our study the appearance of plasma membrane blebs occurred at progressively lower fluences as the fluence rate was reduced, and there appeared to be a correlation between the extent of bleaching and damage.
  The appearance of numerous tiny blebs on the cellular membrane was observed.

Origin

Early 17th century: variant of blob.

单词	bleb
释义	Definition of bleb in English: bleb noun blɛbblɛb 1A small blister on the skin. Example sentencesExamples Antimetabolites are used to decrease the likelihood of fibrosis and scar formation in blebs and to increase the success rate of infiltration. COPD patients can also develop large bullae and blebs that may rupture, leading to increased risk for a pneumothorax. Complications related to pleuroscopy included three instances of bleeding, eight of torn blebs, and five cases of subcutaneous emphysema. Bullae or blebs were identified and grasped with an empty sponge stick. These lesions can progress to larger nodules, causing the formation of blebs and consequently leading to pneumothorax. In the early stages of the disease the alveolar walls appear perfectly normal while in the later stages, fibrosis of the alveolar wall with blebs and bullae is common. Conjunctivitis in a patient with a drainage bleb should always be treated promptly, as it increases the risk of infection entering the eye (endophthalmitis). Data recorded for all patients included the number of episodes of pneumothorax, the operative time, and the presence of blebs or bullae. We also frequently observed bulging blebs of cuticle. Emphysematous blebs may be a source of diagnostic confusion. Interestingly, there were no other lesions (i.e., blebs or bullae) present. These defects include holes and blebs on the central tendinous portion of the diaphragm. There has been a single case report of recurrent pneumothorax in a 26-year-old man with a non-Duchenne muscular dystrophy on nasal intermittent positive pressure ventilation who had subpleural blebs. Eighty-eight percent of the blebs or bullae identified intraoperatively were demonstrated on preoperative CT scans. The surgeon can thoracoscopically visualize the full pleura, staple or resect blebs, apply electrocautery, laser, resect pleura or instill sclerosant (usually talc). We found that the recurrences were more frequent in patients in whom no blebs or bullae were identified. Peripheral pulmonary blebs may occur when the regulated process of lung growth is altered. No mucosal involvement, blebs or bullae were apparent, and the patient gave no history of any recent use of external or internal agents that might explain the rash. Another morphologic appearance that was observed in two patients is a bleb of air dissecting into the wall of the cyst, giving it the shape of a ring; we have termed it the signet ring sign. A chest CT scan revealed blebs, and the static lung compliance was elevated, suggesting early emphysema. 1.1 A small bubble in glass or in a fluid. Example sentencesExamples Place the glass bleb flat-side down on top of the glue drop on the front of the Mars picture, pressing down to spread the glue, and centering the bleb. A bleb of glass with clinopyroxene and plagioclase is located below and to the right of the large plagioclase phenocryst. I like the bleb on the water... this photo is very real, as I think it is talking to me. Didn't think much of it after, though, until I came back to my parking spot and found the tyre nearly flat (still whistling air) and a small, mysterious bleb of oil under the car. But I noticed that some of the rims have some manufacturer's flaws - one has a small bleb of extra glass and another has a slightly uneven rim. 1.2Biology A rounded outgrowth on the surface of a cell. Example sentencesExamples In our study the appearance of plasma membrane blebs occurred at progressively lower fluences as the fluence rate was reduced, and there appeared to be a correlation between the extent of bleaching and damage. Plasma membrane blebs and cytoskeletal disruptions occur in association with intercellular and intracellular gaps exposing basement membrane. The appearance of numerous tiny blebs on the cellular membrane was observed. The calculated membrane strains were in good agreement with experimentally observed and predicted strains in aspirated blebs from red blood cells. A few cells have numerous tiny blebs on the cell membrane and orange nuclei colored with EtBr, which indicates some disturbance of the plasma membrane permeability. Origin Early 17th century: variant of blob. Rhymes Aurangzeb, celeb, deb, ebb, pleb, reb, web, Webb Definition of bleb in US English: bleb nounblebblɛb 1A small blister on the skin. Example sentencesExamples There has been a single case report of recurrent pneumothorax in a 26-year-old man with a non-Duchenne muscular dystrophy on nasal intermittent positive pressure ventilation who had subpleural blebs. A chest CT scan revealed blebs, and the static lung compliance was elevated, suggesting early emphysema. Bullae or blebs were identified and grasped with an empty sponge stick. We also frequently observed bulging blebs of cuticle. Data recorded for all patients included the number of episodes of pneumothorax, the operative time, and the presence of blebs or bullae. The surgeon can thoracoscopically visualize the full pleura, staple or resect blebs, apply electrocautery, laser, resect pleura or instill sclerosant (usually talc). Eighty-eight percent of the blebs or bullae identified intraoperatively were demonstrated on preoperative CT scans. These defects include holes and blebs on the central tendinous portion of the diaphragm. These lesions can progress to larger nodules, causing the formation of blebs and consequently leading to pneumothorax. Emphysematous blebs may be a source of diagnostic confusion. Peripheral pulmonary blebs may occur when the regulated process of lung growth is altered. No mucosal involvement, blebs or bullae were apparent, and the patient gave no history of any recent use of external or internal agents that might explain the rash. Conjunctivitis in a patient with a drainage bleb should always be treated promptly, as it increases the risk of infection entering the eye (endophthalmitis). Complications related to pleuroscopy included three instances of bleeding, eight of torn blebs, and five cases of subcutaneous emphysema. Antimetabolites are used to decrease the likelihood of fibrosis and scar formation in blebs and to increase the success rate of infiltration. Another morphologic appearance that was observed in two patients is a bleb of air dissecting into the wall of the cyst, giving it the shape of a ring; we have termed it the signet ring sign. We found that the recurrences were more frequent in patients in whom no blebs or bullae were identified. In the early stages of the disease the alveolar walls appear perfectly normal while in the later stages, fibrosis of the alveolar wall with blebs and bullae is common. Interestingly, there were no other lesions (i.e., blebs or bullae) present. COPD patients can also develop large bullae and blebs that may rupture, leading to increased risk for a pneumothorax. 1.1 A small bubble in glass or in a fluid. Example sentencesExamples Place the glass bleb flat-side down on top of the glue drop on the front of the Mars picture, pressing down to spread the glue, and centering the bleb. But I noticed that some of the rims have some manufacturer's flaws - one has a small bleb of extra glass and another has a slightly uneven rim. A bleb of glass with clinopyroxene and plagioclase is located below and to the right of the large plagioclase phenocryst. Didn't think much of it after, though, until I came back to my parking spot and found the tyre nearly flat (still whistling air) and a small, mysterious bleb of oil under the car. I like the bleb on the water... this photo is very real, as I think it is talking to me. 1.2Biology A rounded outgrowth on the surface of a cell. Example sentencesExamples A few cells have numerous tiny blebs on the cell membrane and orange nuclei colored with EtBr, which indicates some disturbance of the plasma membrane permeability. Plasma membrane blebs and cytoskeletal disruptions occur in association with intercellular and intracellular gaps exposing basement membrane. The calculated membrane strains were in good agreement with experimentally observed and predicted strains in aspirated blebs from red blood cells. In our study the appearance of plasma membrane blebs occurred at progressively lower fluences as the fluence rate was reduced, and there appeared to be a correlation between the extent of bleaching and damage. The appearance of numerous tiny blebs on the cellular membrane was observed. Origin Early 17th century: variant of blob.
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