hypertrophy

• Término médico que designa el aumento anormal del tamaño de un órgano o tejido, generalmente debido al crecimiento de sus células constituyentes; también se usa en sentido figurado para un desarrollo o crecimiento excesivo.

A medical term referring to the abnormal enlargement of a body part or organ, often due to an increase in the size of its constituent cells.

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1. C1formalmedical

   The abnormal enlargement of a body part or organ due to an increase in the size of its cells, often as a result of disease or overuse.

   Hipertrofia

   • Cardiac hypertrophy can be a serious condition affecting the heart muscle.
   • The athlete experienced muscle hypertrophy from intense weight training.
   • Doctors diagnosed the patient with benign prostatic hypertrophy.

   Antónimosatrophy

• Verbo que describe el aumento de tamaño de un órgano o tejido debido al crecimiento de sus células, generalmente en respuesta a una mayor carga o estimulación. También puede referirse al aumento de volumen muscular por entrenamiento.

A verb used to describe the process of an organ or tissue increasing in size due to the enlargement of its cells, typically in response to increased demand or stimulation.

1. Increase in sizeC1formalmedical

   To undergo an increase in the size of a body organ or tissue due to enlargement of its constituent cells, not due to cell division.

   hipertrofiarse

   • Athletes' muscles hypertrophy in response to strength training.
   • The heart may hypertrophy as a result of chronic hypertension.
   • In certain conditions, cells hypertrophy to adapt to increased demand.
   • The gland hypertrophied during pregnancy.

   Antónimosatrophy