plaques

İngilizce - Türkçe

plaques teriminin İngilizce Türkçe sözlükte anlamı: plaklar
plaque: plaka
plaque: levha
plaque: plaket
Açılış töreninde kurucunun şerefine bir plaket verildi. - At the inauguration ceremony a plaque was unveiled in honor of the founder.
plaque: düzlem
plaque: madeni levha
plaque: (Tıp) aterosklerotik plak
plaque: diş taşı
plaque: plak
Açılış töreninde kurucunun şerefine bir plaket verildi. - At the inauguration ceremony a plaque was unveiled in honor of the founder.
plaque: tabela
Kırmızı tabela ne diyor? - What does the red plaque say?
plaque: şavk
mucous plaques: (Tıp) mukoza plakları
plaque: plak/levha
plaque: (Tıp) Trombosit
plaque: (Tıp) Vücut üzerinde bulunan leke
plaque: madeni levha veya rozet
plaque: {i} süs tabağı
plaque: {i} vücut lekesi
plaque: diş kiri

İngilizce - İngilizce

plaques teriminin İngilizce İngilizce sözlükte anlamı: The proteinaceous elements that may build up in brain tissue as a result of infection They may, however, be found in other diseases apart from a TSE; The accumulation of protein that may build up in brain tissue as a result of infection; When used in regard to atherosclerosis, this term describes the yellow and swollen areas of the inner layer of arteries that are thickened by the deposition of fatty substances (lipids and cholesterol) and fibrous tissue; The fatty buildup that develops on the inner walls of arteries, narrowing the lumen and reducing the flow of oxygen-rich blood to the heart Plaque buildup due to atherosclerosis usually leads to coronary artery disease; patchy areas of inflammation and demyelination which block nerve signals; plural of plaque; patchy areas of inflammation and demyelination typical of MS, plaques disrupt or block nerve signals that would normally pass through the regions affected by the plaques
plaque: a clearing in a bacterial lawn caused by a virus
plaque: an accumulation of fat, usually cholesterol, in blood vessels
plaque: Any flat, thin piece of metal, clay, ivory, or the like, used for ornament, or for painting pictures upon, as a slab, plate, dish, or the like, hung upon a wall; also, a smaller decoration worn on the person, as a brooch
plaque: An elevation in the skin relatively larger in diameter than elevation (a papule >1 cm)
plaque: hardened deposits that form on the inner walls of blood vessels
plaque: an accumulation of bacteria on teeth
plaque: A clear spot on a lawn of bacteria or cultured cells where cells have been Iysed by viral infection
plaque: fatty cholesterol deposits found along the inside of artery walls that lead to atherosclerosis and stenosis of the arteries
plaque: {i} layer of bacteria accumulated on the teeth
plaque: deposits of fat or other substances attached to the artery wall
plaque: A deposit formed by the action of bacteria on sugary foods, the cause of caries
plaque: a deposit of hard organic material in the lining of blood vessels, typically composed of cholesterol and fibrous matter A buildup of plaque in the coronary arteries is a primary symptom of coronary artery disease
plaque: A characteristic of atherosclerosis - deposit of fatty (and other) substances in the inner lining of the artery wall
plaque: Gradual buildup of fat, cholesterol, and calcium along the inner portion of an artery, leading to blockage and obstructed blood flow through the vessel
plaque: A film of sticky material containing saliva, food particles, and bacteria that attaches to the tooth surface both above and below the gum line When left on the tooth it can promote gum disease and tooth decay
plaque: (pathology) a small abnormal patch on or inside the body
plaque: is the build up of fatty substances, cholesterol, cellular waste products, calcium and fibrin (a clotting material in the blood) in the inner lining of an artery
plaque: Where the point of the blade hits sideways and flat
plaque: A deposit of fatty (and other) substances in the inner lining of the artery wall; it is characteristic of atherosclerosis
plaque: A thick flat discolored lesion not raised above the surface; a thick macule
plaque: a buildup of excess cholesterol on artery walls
plaque: A buildup of fatty substances within the blood vessels that can cause them to narrow, restricting blood flow
plaque: Plaque is a thin sticky film of bacteria which grows on your teeth Plaque is the main cause of tooth decay and gum disease
plaque: {i} plate, tablet board; honorary tablet, commemorative plate (usually bearing an inscription)
plaque: a memorial made of brass
plaque: A plaque is a flat piece of metal or stone with writing on it which is fixed to a wall or other structure to remind people of an important person or event. After touring the hospital, Her Majesty unveiled a commemorative plaque
plaque: An adherent conglomeration of bacteria and organic matter on the teeth and related structures that is often the first stage in caries or periodontal disease
plaque: A skin variation that is raised and broad Its surface is greater than its elevation above the skin surface
plaque: a localized abnormal patch on a body part or surface
plaque: A substance that builds up in artery walls as a result of excessive LDL cholesterol in the blood Plaque can clog arteries and harm the most vital tissues of the body Often, plaque starts with excess cholesterol
plaque: defines the deposits of cholesterol, calcium salts, cellular waste, and fibrin on the inner linings of blood vessels Plaque accumulation causes atherosclerosis Polyunsaturated fat is a form of dietary fat that is made up of mostly polyunstaurated fatty acids It can lower blood cholesterol level
plaque: A deposit of material (fat and other substances) in an artery wall which can reduce or block blood flow
plaque: film of mucus that traps bacteria on the surface of the teeth
plaque: a sticky substance that causes tooth decay, and consists of acids and bacteria or salivary substance
plaque: Plaque is a substance containing bacteria that forms on the surface of your teeth. Deposits of plaque build up between the tooth and the gum

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/ˈplaks/ /ˈplæks/

Etimoloji

[ 'plak ] (noun.) 1848. French, from Middle French, metal sheet, from plaquier to plate, from Middle Dutch placken to piece, patch; akin to Middle Dutch placke piece, Middle High German placke patch.