hyalinisation

/ˌhaɪəlaɪnɪˈzeɪʃən/
noun
  1. The process by which tissue becomes glassy and homogeneous, often due to disease or aging.
    • The biopsy showed hyalinisation of the kidney tissue, indicating chronic damage.
    • The pathologist noted hyalinisation in the scar tissue from the old injury.
    • Hyalinisation of blood vessel walls is common in long-term high blood pressure.
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