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intussusception

/ˌɪn.tə.səˈsep.ʃən/

الترجمة: اسم يدل في الطب على انغماد جزء من الأمعاء داخل الجزء المجاور له، وفي علم الأحياء على نمو جدار الخلية بإدخال جزيئات جديدة بين الجزيئات الموجودة.

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noun

/ˌɪn.tə.səˈsep.ʃən/C2formalmedical
  • arاسم يدل في الطب على انغماد جزء من الأمعاء داخل الجزء المجاور له، وفي علم الأحياء على نمو جدار الخلية بإدخال جزيئات جديدة بين الجزيئات الموجودة.

A noun referring to the folding of one part of the intestine into another, or in biology, the growth of a cell wall by the insertion of new particles between existing ones.

  1. Folding inwardC1formalmedical

    The process by which a layer of material folds inward, creating a pocket or cavity in the surface.

    arانغلاف

    • Intussusception of the intestinal wall can lead to a medical emergency.
    • The embryologist observed intussusception during early tissue development.
    • In geology, intussusception sometimes describes rock layer folding.
    • The surgeon corrected the intussusception by gently manipulating the tissue.

    المرادفاتinfoldinginvagination

  2. Biological growth mechanismC1formalscientific

    A process of cell wall expansion where new particles are inserted between existing particles, increasing surface area.

    arالانغلاف

    • Intussusception allows plant cell walls to enlarge without thinning.
    • In microbiology, intussusception is an alternative to appositional growth.
    • Researchers studied intussusception in algal cell walls under the microscope.
    • The concept of intussusception helps explain rapid tissue expansion in some organisms.
الصيغ
  • intussusceptions plural form
  • intussusceptions' possessive plural form
  • intussusception's possessive singular form
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