Definition: Lepidosis is a condition in which the lining of internal organs, especially the liver and spleen, becomes inflamed or swollen, often due to inflammation from certain conditions such as viral infections like hepatitis C, bacterial infections like pneumonia, or fungal infections like candidiasis. The term "lepidosis" comes from the Greek word for "red," referring specifically to the color of the skin where the area is swollen and inflamed.
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