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ankylose

/ˈæŋ.kɪ.loʊz/

Traducción: Verbo que denota el proceso por el cual los huesos o las articulaciones se vuelven rígidos o se fusionan, a menudo debido a una enfermedad o a una intervención quirúrgica.

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/ˈæŋ.kɪ.loʊz/C2formal
  • esVerbo que denota el proceso por el cual los huesos o las articulaciones se vuelven rígidos o se fusionan, a menudo debido a una enfermedad o a una intervención quirúrgica.

A verb used to indicate the process of bones or joints becoming stiff or fused together, often due to disease or surgical intervention.

  1. Surgically fuse a jointC2formalmedical

    To perform a surgical procedure that causes the fusion of bones in a joint, resulting in ankylosis.

    esAnquilosar (quirúrgicamente)

    • The surgeon decided to ankylose the patient's ankle to relieve chronic pain.
    • Ankylosing the joint is often a last resort for severe arthritis.
    • The procedure to ankylose the vertebrae was successful.
  2. C2formalmedical

    For a joint to become stiff or fused due to disease or injury, resulting in ankylosis.

    esAnquilosarse (articulación)

    • The patient's knee began to ankylose after the infection.
    • Without treatment, the joint may naturally ankylose over time.
    • The bones started to ankylose, limiting the range of motion.

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Formas
  • ankylosed past participle
  • ankylosed past simple
  • ankylosing present participle
  • ankyloses third person singular