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adjuvant

/ˈædʒ.ʊ.vənt/

Traducción: Sustancia o agente que aumenta la eficacia de un tratamiento médico, frecuentemente utilizado en vacunas o terapias para potenciar la respuesta inmunitaria. También se aplica a cualquier adyuvante o coadyuvante que refuerza la acción de otro principio activo.

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noun

/ˈædʒ.ʊ.vənt/C1formalmedical
  • esSustancia o agente que aumenta la eficacia de un tratamiento médico, frecuentemente utilizado en vacunas o terapias para potenciar la respuesta inmunitaria. También se aplica a cualquier adyuvante o coadyuvante que refuerza la acción de otro principio activo.

A noun referring to a substance or agent that enhances the effectiveness of a medical treatment, often used in vaccines or therapies to boost the immune response.

  1. Medical additiveC1formalmedical

    A substance added to a vaccine or other medical treatment to enhance the body's immune response or improve the treatment's effectiveness.

    esAdyuvante (aditivo médico)

    • The vaccine contains an adjuvant to boost the immune response.
    • Researchers are testing a new adjuvant for cancer therapy.
    • Adjuvants are often used in allergy shots to improve their efficacy.
  2. Supportive agentC2formalmedical

    A person or thing that provides additional support or assistance, especially in a medical context.

    esadyuvante

    • The nurse acted as an adjuvant to the surgeon during the operation.
    • Adjuvant therapies are often used alongside primary treatments.
    • The drug serves as an adjuvant to the main chemotherapy regimen.

    Sinónimosaccessoryadjunctaidassistantsupplementsupport

Formas
  • adjuvants plural form
  • adjuvants' possessive plural form
  • adjuvant's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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