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sinus

/sahy-nuhs/US // ˈsaɪ nəs //UK // (ˈsaɪnəs) //

窦,鼻窦,窦氏,鼻窦炎

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Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1

    plural si·nus·es.

    • : a curve; bend.
    • : a curving part or recess.
    • : Anatomy. any of various cavities, recesses, or passages, as a hollow in a bone, or a reservoir or channel for venous blood.one of the hollow cavities in the skull connecting with the nasal cavities.an expanded area in a canal or tube.
    • : Pathology. a narrow passage leading to an abscess or the like.
    • : Botany. a small, rounded depression between two projecting lobes, as of a leaf.

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Examples

  • About two-thirds of people who develop the syndrome experience symptoms several days or weeks after they have fallen ill with diarrhea or a lung or sinus illness.

  • One man had developed brain sinus clots during the shot’s clinical trial and a seventh case is under investigation, the pharmaceutical company said during the meeting.

  • An independent safety review of the new data revealed no connection to blood clots and reported no cases of sinus clots, the company said in the March 22 statement.

  • Eighteen patients who received the vaccine developed blood clots in the sinuses that drain blood from the brain, a potentially deadly condition called cerebral venous sinus thrombosis.

  • Otherwise, besides the dual assault of pollen and dryness on our sinuses, things are good.

  • A fair number explicitly ask for an antibiotic, to cover the possibility that it is “bronchitis” or a “sinus infection.”

  • Benign secondary headaches include headaches associated with the cold, flu, or sinus infections.

  • First of all, migraines often are misdiagnosed as sinus headaches.

  • One of the entries reads: “I spoke with a doctor for a long time about my sinus infections.”

  • I suffered intense sinus flare-ups, headaches, high blood pressure, wheezes, and coughs.

  • Sinus duo sunt maiores, vastque; alter is, qui S. Laurentij gurges; alter, qui Francius appellatur.

  • Dr Klein's account of the origin of the sinus terminalis is quite correct.

  • From the first the sinus terminalis possesses cellular walls, as is clear from its mode of origin.

  • Cory and Kelly, sixty-eight ounces of blood was removed from the sinus, by aspiration.

  • The fluid in the sinus has increased gradually since the evacuation of it with the aspirator.