Exudation
Pronunciation: /ˈiˈzuˈdætˈaɪˌɑn/
Exudation (noun)
- The process of liquid coming out from living tissue, often because of injury or inflammation.
- The slow release of sticky liquid, such as sap or resin, from a plant surface.
Examples
- The doctor noted exudation after the wound was cleaned.
- Exudation can happen when tissue is inflamed.