An alternative plural form of gumma (from Latin), referring to multiple gum-like tumors or lesions.
The Latin plural of 'gumma,' preserving the original Latin grammatical form used in medical terminology.
Using 'gummata' instead of 'gummas' shows how medical Latin persists in English—doctors still use Latin plurals for precision, even though English plurals would work just fine.
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