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Obliterans thrombo
| Глоссарий медицинских терминов |
A disease of the arteries in which the blood vessels in a limb, usually the leg, become narrow, causing gangrene. also called buerger’s disease
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Thrombo-embolic deterrent stocking, английский
A support stocking to prevent thrombus formation following surgery. abbr ted
Thromboangiitis, английский
A condition in which the blood vessels swell and develop blood clots along their walls
Thromboarteritis, английский
Inflammation of an artery caused by thrombosis
Thrombocyte, английский
Same as platelet
Thrombocytes, французский
Thrombocythaemia, английский
A disease in which someone has an unusually high number of platelets in the blood
Thrombocyti, английский
Thrombocytopenia, английский
A condition in which someone has an unusually low number of platelets in the blood
Thrombocytosis, английский
An increase in the number of platelets in someone’s blood
Thromboembolism, английский
A condition in which a blood clot forms in one part of the body and moves through the blood vessels to block another, usually smaller, part
Thromboendarterectomy, английский
A surgical operation to open an artery to remove a blood clot which is blocking it
Thromboendarteritis, английский
Inflammation of the inside of an artery, caused by thrombosis
Thrombokinase, английский
An enzyme which converts prothrombin into thrombin, so starting the sequence for coagulation of blood. also called thromboplastin
Thrombolysis, английский
Same as fibrinolysis
Thrombopathia, английский
Thrombophlebitis, английский
The blocking of a vein by a blood clot, sometimes causing inflammation
Thromboplastin, английский
Same as thrombokinase
Thrombopoiesis, английский
The process by which blood platelets are formed
Thrombosis, английский
- Trombosis
- The blocking of an artery or vein by a mass of coagulated blood
Thrombosis arterium axillaris et brachialis, английский
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Cerebrovascular disease, английский
A disease of the blood vessels in the brain
Addictive, английский
A disease of the adrenal glands, causing a change in skin colour to yellow and then to dark brown and resulting in general weakness, anaemia, low blood pressure and wasting away. treatment is with corticosteroid injections. [described 1849. after thomas addison (1793–1860), from northumberland, founder of the science of endocrinology.]
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