atrophy Meaning & Definition

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Meaning of atrophy In English

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Examples of atrophy

  • These changes are attributed to decreased urethral vascularization, to a decrease in alpha-adrenergic receptors and to smooth muscle tissue atrophy.

  • Their minds and wills atrophied, and they became solely creatures of sensual instinct.

  • For example, she hypothesized that the ability to manipulate phonemes may atrophy unless maintained by appropriate reading experience.

  • Large white spots caused a strong focal fibrosis and atrophy of lobules, that disappeared completely in the centre.

  • It is probably not a result of atrophy of the sucker; the suckers of immatures and adults show no signs of degradation.

  • Subcortical disorders such as progressive supranuclear palsy display an anterior cerebral defect which is less severe than in lobar atrophy.

  • Socalled late onset cerebellar atrophy typically begins in the 30s or 40s although occasionally the symptoms are delayed into the sixth or seventh decade.

  • It commonly occurs after childbirth or postmenopausally, when atrophy occurs related to oestrogen deficiency.

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Translations of atrophy In Other Languages

  • 中文繁体

    (身體部位)萎縮, 衰退…

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  • 中文简体

    (身体部位)萎缩, 衰退…

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  • Español

    atrofiarse, Atrofia, Atrofiarse…

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  • Português

    atrofiar…

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  • Français

    atrophie…

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  • Čeština

    atrofovat, zakrňovat, zakrnět…

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  • Dansk

    hensygne, forfalde…

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  • Indonesia

    kesemutan, kejang, melemah…

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