During the dissection, the pathologist noted several serosae that appeared inflamed.

During the surgery, the surgeon carefully inspected the serosa for any signs of inflammation.

During the dissection, we observed multiple serosas covering the organs, each appearing thin and glistening.

The research team collected serosamples from volunteers to monitor antibody levels over time.

Before vaccinating the herd, the veterinarian will serosample several animals to check immunity levels.

The research lab stored each serosample at -80°C until analysis.

Every morning, the lab assistant serosamples the donated blood to monitor antibody levels.

The surgeon noted a small serosal tear on the intestine during the laparotomy.

The nurse noted a small serosanguineous discharge from the incision site during the dressing change.

The nurse noted a small serosanguinous discharge at the wound site, indicating the dressing needed to be changed.