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indurate
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indurate adjective become fixed, become harddned, calcify, callous, chilled, cold, concrete, conditioned, hard, harden, hardened, ossified, petrified, rigid, toughen, unyielding, vitreous, vitrify
See also: callous, cold-blooded, impervious, insusceptible, obdurate, remorseless, rigid, tempered
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Results: Both groups had similar symptoms before the treatments began: severe pain, pelvic tenderness, and pelvic indurations.
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Further, in all groups, less then 5 percent of patients experienced redness, swelling or indurations following injection.
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