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varix

/ˈveə.rɪks/

Traduction: Vaisseau sanguin ou lymphatique anormalement dilaté et tortueux, souvent associé à des affections telles que les varices veineuses.

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noun

/ˈveə.rɪks/C2formalmedical
  • frVaisseau sanguin ou lymphatique anormalement dilaté et tortueux, souvent associé à des affections telles que les varices veineuses.

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

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  1. Abnormally enlarged blood vesselC1formalmedical

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

    frVarice

    • 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.

    Synonymesvaricose veinvaricosity

  2. Enlarged lymphatic vesselC2formalmedical

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

    frVarice lymphatique

    • 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.

    Synonymeslymphangiectasialymphangiectasis

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