necrosis in Greek
necrosis in Greek is νέκρωση — necrosis means the death of cells or tissue in the body, usually from injury, infection, or loss of blood supply.
necrosis in Greek
νέκρωση
Pronounced: nekrosi
(pathology) The localized death of cells or tissues through injury, disease, or the interruption of blood supply.
What does "necrosis" mean?
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noun The death of cells or tissue in the body, usually from injury, infection, or loss of blood supply.
"Usually gangrene will follow necrosis unless the dead tissue is resected."
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necrosis in a sentence
- Usually gangrene will follow necrosis unless the dead tissue is resected.
- Untreated frostbite can lead to necrosis of the fingers and toes.
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What is "necrosis" in Greek?
"necrosis" in Greek is νέκρωση. necrosis means: The death of cells or tissue in the body, usually from injury, infection, or loss of blood supply.
How do you pronounce νέκρωση?
"necrosis" in Greek is νέκρωση, pronounced "nekrosi".
How do you use "necrosis" in a sentence?
Example: "Untreated frostbite can lead to necrosis of the fingers and toes." In Greek, "necrosis" is νέκρωση.
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