ischemia in Greek
ischemia in Greek is ισχαιμία — ischemia means a reduced blood flow to part of the body, caused by something blocking or narrowing a blood vessel.
ischemia in Greek
ισχαιμία
Pronounced: ischaimia
(cardiology, pathology) Local disturbance in blood circulation due to mechanical obstruction of the blood supply (for example, embolism, thrombosis, or vasoconstriction).
What does "ischemia" mean?
- noun A reduced blood flow to part of the body, caused by something blocking or narrowing a blood vessel.
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What is "ischemia" in Greek?
"ischemia" in Greek is ισχαιμία. ischemia means: A reduced blood flow to part of the body, caused by something blocking or narrowing a blood vessel.
How do you pronounce ισχαιμία?
"ischemia" in Greek is ισχαιμία, pronounced "ischaimia".
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