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| NOUN | an inflammation | inflammations | |
| SYNO | excitation | excitement | fervor | ... |
⇄ Übersetzung für 'inflammation' von Englisch nach Deutsch
- inflammation
- Entzündung {f}med.
Aufflammen {n}
Inflammation {f} [Entzündung]med.
Rose {f} [altertümlich]med.
Inflammatio {f}med.spec. - Werbung
- inflammation [of passion, anger] [fig.]
- Aufstacheln {n}
Aufstachelung {f} - inflammation [ignition]
- Entflammung {f}
- inflammation-inducing {adj}
- entzündungsauslösendmed.VetMed.
- to allay inflammation
- Entzündung mindern
- to cause inflammation
- eine Entzündung verursachenmed.
eine Entzündung hervorrufenmed. - articular inflammation
- Kettenentzündung {f}
- bowel inflammation
- Darmentzündung {f}med.
- brain inflammation
- Gehirnentzündung {f}med.
- bursa inflammation
- Schleimbeutelentzündung {f}med.
- cardiac inflammation
- Herzentzündung {f}med.
- catarrhal inflammation
- katarrhalische Entzündung {f}med.
- cerebral inflammation
- Hirnentzündung {f}med.
Gehirnentzündung {f}med. - chronic inflammation <CI>
- chronische Entzündung {f}med.
chronische Inflammation {f}med. - diaphragm inflammation
- Zwerchfellentzündung {f}med.
- diaphragmatic inflammation
- Zwerchfellentzündung {f}med.
- duodenal inflammation
- Zwölffingerdarmentzündung {f}med.
Entzündung {f} des Zwölffingerdarmsmed. - eardrum inflammation
- Trommelfellentzündung {f}audiomed.
- eosinophilic inflammation
- eosinophile Entzündung {f}med.
- esophageal inflammation [Am.]
- Speiseröhrenentzündung {f}med.
- eye inflammation
- Augenentzündung {f}med.
- gingival inflammation
- Zahnfleischentzündung {f}dent.
- glandular inflammation
- Drüsenentzündung {f}med.
- gum inflammation [gingivitis]
- Zahnfleischentzündung {f}dent.
- heart inflammation
- Herzentzündung {f}med.
- hepatic inflammation
- Leberentzündung {f}med.
- inflammation molecules
- Entzündungsmoleküle {pl}med.
- inflammation parameters
- Entzündungsparameter {pl}med.
- inflammation phase <IP>
- Entzündungsphase {f} <EP>med.
- inflammation process
- Entzündungsprozess {m}med.
Entzündungsprozeß {m} [alt]med. - inflammation score
- Entzündungswert {m}med.
- inflammation sign
- Entzündungszeichen {n}med.
- inflammation values [rare]
- Entzündungswerte {pl}med.
- intestinal inflammation
- Darmentzündung {f}med.
- kidney inflammation
- Nierenentzündung {f}med.
- liver inflammation
- Leberentzündung {f}med.
- lung inflammation
- Lungenentzündung {f}med.
- myocardial inflammation
- Myokarditis {f}med.
Myokardentzündung {f}med.
Herzmuskelentzündung {f}med. - nasal inflammation
- Nasenentzündung {f}med.
- nerve inflammation
- Nervenentzündung {f}med.
- oesophageal inflammation [Br.]
- Speiseröhrenentzündung {f}med.
- pericardial inflammation
- Herzbeutelentzündung {f}med.
- perivascular inflammation
- perivaskuläre Entzündung {f}med.
- preputial inflammation
- Vorhautentzündung {f}med.
- pulmonary inflammation
- Lungenentzündung {f}med.
- renal inflammation
- Nierenentzündung {f}med.
- self-inflammation
- Selbstentzündung {f}
- skin inflammation
- Hautentzündung {f}med.
- tissue inflammation
- Gewebeentzündung {f}med.
Gewebsentzündung {f}med. - tracheal inflammation
- Luftröhrenentzündung {f}med.
- tubal inflammation
- Eileiterentzündung {f}med.
- vascular inflammation
- Gefäßentzündung {f}med.
- vein inflammation [thrombophlebitis]
- Venenentzündung {f}med.
- An inflammation abates.
- Eine Entzündung klingt ab.med.
- acute gallbladder inflammation
- akute Galle {f}med.
- center of inflammation [Am.]
- Entzündungsherd {m}med.
- centre of inflammation [Br.]
- Entzündungsherd {m}med.
- fatty liver inflammation [steatohepatitis]
- Fettleberentzündung {f} [Steatohepatitis]med.
- focus of inflammation
- Entzündungsherd {m}med.
- heart sac inflammation
- Herzbeutelentzündung {f}med.
- low-grade inflammation
- niedriggradige Entzündung {f}med.
- middle ear inflammation <MEI>
- Mittelohrentzündung {f} <MOE>med.
- patches of inflammation
- Entzündungsflecken {pl}med.
- phase of inflammation
- Entzündungsphase {f} <EP>med.
- signs of inflammation
- Entzündungszeichen {pl}med.
- swim bladder inflammation <SBI> [in cyprinid species]
- Schwimmblasenentzündung {f} <SBE> [bei Karpfenartigen]fishVetMed.
- urinary tract inflammation
- Harnwegsentzündung {f}med.
- cardinal symptoms of inflammation
- Kardinalsymptome {pl} der Entzündungmed.
- Celsus signs of inflammation
- Celsus-Entzündungszeichen {pl}med.
Entzündungszeichen {pl} nach Celsusmed. - inflammation of (the) nipple
- Brustwarzenentzündung {f}med.
- inflammation of a muscle
- Muskelentzündung {f} [Entzündung eines Muskels]med.
- inflammation of a testis
- Hodenentzündung {f}med.
- inflammation of a vein
- Venenentzündung {f}med.
- inflammation of an artery
- Arterienentzündung {f}med.
Arterienentzündung {f} [Arteriitis]med. - inflammation of Skene's gland [skenitis, skeneitis]
- Skenitis {f}med.
- inflammation of the adenoids
- Rachenmandelentzündung {f}med.
- inflammation of the appendix [appendicitis]
- Entzündung {f} des Wurmfortsatzes des Blinddarms [Appendizitis]med.
- inflammation of the bladder
- Blasenkatarrh {m}med.
Blasenentzündung {f}med. - inflammation of the bowel
- Darmentzündung {f}med.
- inflammation of the brain
- Enzephalitis {f}med.
Hirnentzündung {f}med.
Gehirnentzündung {f}med. - inflammation of the colon
- Dickdarmentzündung {f}med.
- inflammation of the cornea
- Hornhautentzündung {f}med.
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- Inflammation {f} [Entzündung] = inflammation
- chronische Inflammation {f} = chronic inflammation <CI>
Anwendungsbeispiele Englisch
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- CYR61 is highly expressed at sites of inflammation and wound repair, and is associated with diseases involving chronic inflammation and tissue injury.
- In particular, acrylic-type contact lenses are useful for cataract surgery in patients that have recurrent ocular inflammation (uveitis), as acrylic material induces less inflammation.
- A minority of individuals with hand, foot and mouth disease may require hospital admission due to complications such as inflammation of the brain, inflammation of the meninges, or acute flaccid paralysis.
- Phlebitis is the term used when inflammation and clotting occurs in a vein, most often a leg vein, due to infection, inflammation, or trauma.
- Targeting PDE3 with optimal doses and timing, milrinone prevents allergic inflammation in HDM-driven models of allergic airway inflammation.
- Although pyrin's function is not fully understood, it likely assists in keeping the inflammation process under control.
- Corticosteroids effectively reduce inflammation by switching off several genes activated during an inflammatory reaction.
- Acute inflammation occurs immediately upon injury, lasting only a few days.
- Polymyositis (PM) is a type of chronic inflammation of the muscles (inflammatory myopathy) related to dermatomyositis and inclusion body myositis.
- The most common complication of pouch surgery is an umbrella term called pouchitis that encompasses many causes of inflammation of the pouch.
- In programmes of research into acute inflammation, a major underpinning process in many diseases, researchers have established a zebrafish model of inflammation, and its resolution.
- Obesity has been associated with an inflammatory state, which is chronic and low-grade inflammation, known as meta-inflammation.
- Systemic inflammation has been linked to an array of adverse health outcomes, and diet has a measurable effect on markers of inflammation as well as inflammation-related morbidities.
- Studies have shown an association between increased physical activity and reduced inflammation.
- An inflammation of the epididymis is called epididymitis. It is much more common than testicular inflammation, termed orchitis.
- Radiation therapy may cause swelling in the brain, related to tissue inflammation. This inflammation may lead to symptoms like headaches. It may be treated with oral medication.
- Phagocytes are essential in resolving inflammation. The impairment of their phagocytic activity results in persistent inflammation in periodontal tissues.
- There have also been severe immune-related adverse effects including lung inflammation (including fatal cases) and inflammation of endocrine organs that caused inflammation of the pituitary gland, of the thyroid (causing both hypothyroidism and hyperthyroidism in different people), and pancreatitis that caused Type 1 diabetes and diabetic ketoacidosis; some people have had to go on lifelong hormone therapy as a result (e.g.
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