hernia 的定义
plural her·ni·as, her·ni·ae [hur-nee-ee]. /ˈhɜr niˌi/. Pathology.
- the protrusion of an organ or tissue through an opening in its surrounding walls, especially in the abdominal region.
hernia 近义词
等同于 rupture
更多hernia例句
- Hamid, the first-choice goalkeeper, made his first appearance of the season, returning after preseason hernia and calf injuries.
- Playing through the injury led to more issues, including a sprained ankle, a sports hernia and wrist trouble.
- My hernia was definitely feeling the extreme nature of the games by this point.
- Since there aren’t any big teams up here, we’re going to make one up, and since you have a hernia, congratulations on your new position as team manager for Team East.
- I had a hernia and my scheduled repair surgery was a month away.
- He was afraid he had a hernia (which is common, with all the yelling they do).
- Prince Harry, a friendly creature of limited intelligence, was having an op to repair an umbilical hernia.
- One of these is the liability to inguinal hernia, or rupture, which leads to much suffering and frequent death in man.
- Hernia was Chauliac's specialty, and in it his surgical judgment is admirable.
- Chauliac discussed operations for hernia very conservatively.
- Then wait till you see him cut for calculus, or perform for hernia.
- Nevertheless that he was a medical man, especially successful in treating hernia, is believed by everyone in and round Catania.