varicose

English - Turkish

Definition of varicose in English Turkish dictionary

varisli

Tom'un varisli damarları var. - Tom has varicose veins.

damar şişmesi

genişlemiş

{s} varisli (damar)

(Tıp) Şişmiş, büyümüş, varisli (özellikle kan damarları)

(sıfat) varisli

Related Terms

varicose bandage

varis çorabı

varicose vein

varisli damar

varicose veins

varis

Tom'un varisli damarları var. - Tom has varicose veins.

varicose veins

genişlemiş damar

varicose bandage

(fiil)ris çorabı

varicose vein

(fiil)ris, varisli damar

and the like

ve benzeri

English - English

Definition of varicose in English English dictionary

abnormally swollen, dilated or knotty

{a} swelled, tunnefied

Intended for the treatment of varicose veins; said of elastic stockings, bandages

Near by

abnormally swollen or knotty; "varicose veins

and the like

Pertaining to an unnatural swelling, as in the case of varicose veins

{s} swollen, enlarged; having varicose veins; pertaining to the treatment of varicose veins

abnormally swollen or knotty; "varicose veins"

Irregularly swollen or enlarged; affected with, or containing, varices, or varicosities; of or pertaining to varices, or varicosities; as, a varicose nerve fiber; a varicose vein; varicose ulcers

Near by/close by

cirsoid

varicous

Related Terms

varicose vein

The medical condition of having such veins, especially in the legs

varicose vein

An abnormally swollen or dilated vein

varicose veins

plural form of varicose vein

varicose vein

a vein that is permanently dilated; most common in the legs

varicose vein

an abnormally dilated vein

varicose vein

A vein that is abnormally widened and twisted due to defective valves in the vein

varicose vein

Any vein that is abnormally dilated

varicose vein

Varicose veins are swollen and painful veins in a person's legs, which sometimes require a medical operation. or varix Twisted vein distended with blood. Varix also covers arteries and lymphatic vessels (see lymphatic system). Varicose veins occur mostly in the legs, when malfunctioning valves let blood pool in veins near the skin. Causes include hereditary valve and vein wall weakness and internal or external pressure on veins. Varices are common in pregnancy, suggesting that hormone abnormalities play a role. Symptoms include a heavy feeling, with leg cramps and swelling after standing a long time. Complications include skin ulcers and thrombosis. Treatment involves strong support hose, injection therapy, or surgery. Varices in the esophagus, which often occur in liver disease, can ulcerate and bleed. See also hemorrhoid

varicose veins

a medical condition in which the veins in your leg become swollen and painful (varicosus, from varix )

varicose veins

enlarged veins in the legs

varicose veins

surface veins of the legs in which failure of some valves has caused slower circulation and swelling

varicose veins

Swollen and dilated veins, usually visible on the legs

varicose veins

The veins in the leg may become weakened and enlarged, particularly after blood clots have formed in them Such thin-walled, enlarged veins are called "varicose" and cannot be used for coronary bypass grafts

varicose veins

Vein that is twisted--tortuous--and distended with blood The term varix is also used for similar abnormalities in arteries and in lymphatic vessels Varicose veins occur in a number of areas, including the legs; the esophagus, or gullet; the spermatic veins, which return blood from the testes

Hyphenation

va·ri·cose