epidural in Greek
epidural in Greek is επισκληρίδιος — epidural means an injection of anesthetic into the lower spine, commonly used to relieve pain during childbirth.
epidural in Greek
επισκληρίδιος
Pronounced: episkliridios
(anatomy, relational) Situated on or outside the dura mater.
What does "epidural" mean?
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noun An injection of anesthetic into the lower spine, commonly used to relieve pain during childbirth.
"She asked for an epidural once the contractions became unbearable."
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adjective Located on or around the outer covering of the spinal cord.
"The surgeon identified an epidural mass on the scan."
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epidural in a sentence
- She asked for an epidural once the contractions became unbearable.
- The surgeon identified an epidural mass on the scan.
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What is "epidural" in Greek?
"epidural" in Greek is επισκληρίδιος. epidural means: An injection of anesthetic into the lower spine, commonly used to relieve pain during childbirth.
How do you pronounce επισκληρίδιος?
"epidural" in Greek is επισκληρίδιος, pronounced "episkliridios".
How do you use "epidural" in a sentence?
Example: "She asked for an epidural once the contractions became unbearable." In Greek, "epidural" is επισκληρίδιος.
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