Despite antibiotics, ulceration at the surgical site continued to worsen over the week.

The biopsy revealed multiple ulcerations along the gastric mucosa that required further evaluation.

The wound pulsed ulcerously, staining the bandage with fresh blood.

The patient's chronic medication made the gastric lining ulcerable, requiring careful monitoring.

The ulcered patient's lower leg required specialized treatment to promote healing.

The ulcerousness of the lesion indicated a chronic infection that required immediate treatment.

The doctor explained that the ulcers were caused by a bacterial infection and recommended a course of antibiotics.

The ulcerous lesion on his leg required immediate medical attention.

The doctor explained that the persistent ulcer on his lower lip was likely caused by a chronic inflammation and needed treatment.

Under the microscope, the palynologist identified an ulcerate pollen grain, the rounded pore-like aperture at its pole unmistakable.