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varix

/ˈveə.rɪks/

Traducción: Vena o vaso sanguíneo o linfático anormalmente dilatado y tortuoso, frecuentemente asociado a condiciones como varices en las extremidades inferiores.

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noun

/ˈveə.rɪks/C2formalmedical
  • esVena o vaso sanguíneo o linfático anormalmente dilatado y tortuoso, frecuentemente asociado a condiciones como varices en las extremidades inferiores.

An abnormally enlarged or twisted blood vessel or lymphatic vessel, often associated with conditions such as varicose veins.

plural irregular

  1. Abnormally enlarged blood vesselC1formalmedical

    An abnormally dilated, twisted, or lengthened blood vessel, most commonly a vein, often found in the legs.

    esVáriz

    • The surgeon treated the patient's painful varix in the leg.
    • A varix can sometimes rupture and cause internal bleeding.
    • Prolonged standing is a known risk factor for developing a varix.

    Sinónimosvaricose veinvaricosity

  2. Enlarged lymphatic vesselC2formalmedical

    An abnormal dilation of a lymphatic vessel, which can occur due to obstruction or other pathological conditions.

    esvárix linfático

    • Lymphangiography revealed a varix in the patient's lymphatic system.
    • A lymphatic varix may present as a soft, compressible swelling.
    • The condition is often associated with chronic inflammation or infection.

    Sinónimoslymphangiectasialymphangiectasis

Formas
  • varices plural form
  • varices' possessive plural form
  • varix's possessive singular form