subcutaneously

English - Turkish

Definition of subcutaneously in English Turkish dictionary: deri altında olarak; deri altından; cilt altından
subcutaneous: (Denizbilim,Tıp) deri altı
subcutaneous: deri altında bulunan
subcutaneous: subkütan
Subcutaneous: (Tıp, İlaç) Deri altı, Cilt altı, Deri altı dokusu
Subcutaneous: cilt altı
under the skin: deri altına
subcutaneous: deri altındaki
subcutaneous: deri altına zerk olunan
subcutaneous: deri altında olan
subcutaneous: (sıfat) derialtı
subcutaneous: (Tıp) Derilatı(nda bulunan), su kütan, subcutaneus
subcutaneous: {s} derialtı

English - English

Definition of subcutaneously in English English dictionary: below the skin; "inject subcutaneously; under the skin; In a manner under the cutaneous layer of the skin; below the skin; "inject subcutaneously"
subcutaneous: Pertaining to the fatty layer under the skin
subcutaneous: {a} lying or being under the skin
Subcutaneous: intercutaneous
subcutaneous: Injection under the skin, not deep into the underlying muscle If approved as a route of injection on the vaccine label, subcutaneous injection is just as effective as the intramuscular route, and may avoid muscle damage
subcutaneous: Subcutaneous is used to indicate that something is situated, used, or put under your skin. subcutaneous fat. beneath your skin (subcutaneus, from sub- + cutis )
subcutaneous: {s} situated under the skin; administered under the skin (as of an injection)
subcutaneous: Applied under the skin
subcutaneous: Beneath the layers of the skin
subcutaneous: Refers to the tissues just under the surface of the skin
subcutaneous: – Beneath the skin
subcutaneous: relating to or located below the epidermis; "hypodermic needle"; "subcutaneous implant"
subcutaneous: Under the skin
subcutaneous: Beneath the skin
subcutaneous: an drug injection given just under the skin
subcutaneous: Situated under the skin; hypodermic
subcutaneous: Given by injection beneath the skin

subcutaneously

Hyphenation

sub·cu·ta·ne·ous·ly

[ "s&b-kyu-'tA-nE-&s ] (adjective.) 1651. Late Latin subcutaneus, from Latin sub- + cutis skin; more at HIDE.

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