1. Plural of exudate; fluid or other material that has oozed out from a tissue or its capillaries, typically as a result of inflammation or injury.
Usage: Medical/scientific term; Commonly used in clinical and pathological contexts

Examples

• The wound produced purulent exudates that required careful cleaning.
• Inflammatory exudates accumulated in the patient's lungs.
• The doctor examined the exudates under a microscope to identify the infection.
• Protein-rich exudates leaked from the inflamed blood vessels.
• The bandage absorbed the exudates from the burn site.
• Exudates in the eye can indicate serious inflammation or infection.