There are 14 total results for your 血栓 search.
Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
血栓 see styles |
xuè shuān xue4 shuan1 hsüeh shuan kessen けっせん |
blood clot; thrombus thrombus; blood clot |
血栓病 see styles |
xuè shuān bìng xue4 shuan1 bing4 hsüeh shuan ping |
thrombosis |
血栓症 see styles |
xuè shuān zhèng xue4 shuan1 zheng4 hsüeh shuan cheng kessenshou / kessensho けっせんしょう |
thrombosis thrombosis |
止血栓 see styles |
zhǐ xuè shuān zhi3 xue4 shuan1 chih hsüeh shuan |
plug to stop bleeding; tampon (medicine) |
脳血栓 see styles |
noukessen / nokessen のうけっせん |
cerebral thrombosis |
血栓形成 see styles |
xuè shuān xíng chéng xue4 shuan1 xing2 cheng2 hsüeh shuan hsing ch`eng hsüeh shuan hsing cheng |
thrombosis |
血栓溶解 see styles |
kessenyoukai / kessenyokai けっせんようかい |
(noun - becomes adjective with の) thrombolysis |
血栓塞栓症 see styles |
kessensokusenshou / kessensokusensho けっせんそくせんしょう |
(noun - becomes adjective with の) thromboembolism |
静脈血栓症 see styles |
joumyakukessenshou / jomyakukessensho じょうみゃくけっせんしょう |
venous thrombosis |
旅行者血栓症 see styles |
ryokoushakessenshou / ryokoshakessensho りょこうしゃけっせんしょう |
{med} (See 深部静脈血栓症・しんぶじょうみゃくけっせんしょう,エコノミークラス症候群・エコノミークラスしょうこうぐん) air travel thrombosis; ATT |
冠状動脈血栓症 see styles |
kanjoudoumyakukessenshou / kanjodomyakukessensho かんじょうどうみゃくけっせんしょう |
coronary thrombosis |
深部静脈血栓症 see styles |
shinbujoumyakukessenshou / shinbujomyakukessensho しんぶじょうみゃくけっせんしょう |
{med} deep vein thrombosis; DVT |
静脈血栓塞栓症 see styles |
joumyakukessensokusenshou / jomyakukessensokusensho じょうみゃくけっせんそくせんしょう |
{med} venous thromboembolism; VTE |
ロングフライト血栓症 see styles |
rongufuraitokessenshou / rongufuraitokessensho ロングフライトけっせんしょう |
(See エコノミークラス症候群) occurrence of deep vein thrombosis in air travelers |
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