transudation

• Substance ayant traversé une membrane ou un tissu, ou processus de passage lent d'un liquide à travers les pores ou ruptures des membranes cellulaires, notamment hors des vaisseaux sanguins.

A noun referring to a substance that has passed through a membrane or tissue, or the process by which fluid slowly escapes from blood vessels through pores or breaks in cell membranes.

indénombrable

1. Process of exudingC2formalmedical

   The slow escape of a liquid, such as serum, from blood vessels through pores or breaks in cell membranes.

   transsudation

   • Transudation occurs when fluid passes through the capillary walls into surrounding tissues.
   • The doctor noted transudation in the patient's lungs due to heart failure.
   • Transudation is often a result of increased hydrostatic pressure.

   Synonymesexudationoozingpercolationseepagesweating

2. Substance that transudesC2formalmedical

   A fluid that has passed through a membrane or tissue, typically containing little protein.

   transsudat

   • The transudation collected in the pleural cavity was clear and watery.
   • Analysis of the transudation revealed low protein levels.
   • The surgeon drained the transudation from the abdominal cavity.

   Synonymestransudate