Significats de enlarge spleen en anglès

Causes an enlarged spleen, neurologic disorders, and usually an early, unpleasant death.

They live in a febrile district, and many of them had enlarged spleens.

Symptoms include an enlarged spleen, fever, weakness and wasting.

It was discovered that Amile had an enlarged spleen and extensive liver damage at cellular level.

He had mitral regurgitation, cirrhosis of the liver, Bright's disease, an enlarged spleen, and incipient dropsy.

Had enlarged spleen; not so now.

The plant was supposed when given medicinally to diminish the size of the enlarged spleen or "ague-cake."

Symptoms are high fever, malaise, headache, constipation or diarrhea, rose-colored spots on the chest, and enlarged spleen and liver.

The patient developed non-tractable hematuria because of compression and dislocation of the left kidney by the enlarged spleen, which necessitated splenectomy.

Some of these people suffer from enlarged spleens and even a slight jar on that part of their anatomy may prove fatal.

Approximately 25% to 30% of the Tat-transgenic population developed enlarged spleens within 1 year after birth.

Ultrasound scans revealed enlarged spleens -reflex contraction of this neglected organ helps during diving by pumping oxygenated red blood cells into the circulation.

Ter-cells are enriched in the enlarged spleen of hosts bearing advanced tumors and facilitate tumor progression by secreting neurotrophic factor artemin into the blood.

The Fountain of Hercules, laxative and tartaric, had proved its efficacy in cases of enlarged spleen, hare-lip, vertigo, apoplexy, cachexia, cacodoria, cacochymia senilis and chilblains.

The immediate cause may be a northeast wind, or a balky liver, or an enlarged spleen, or pickled oysters at twelve o'clock the night before.