Definition of peliosis hepatis in English:

peliosis hepatis

noun ˌpɛlɪˈəʊsɪs hɪˈpatɪsˌpɛlɪˈəʊsɪs hɛˈpatɪsˌpiːliˈəʊsɪs hɪˈpatɪs

Medicine

A condition characterized by the presence of blood-filled spaces in the liver, seen in association with various chronic wasting diseases, certain bacterial infections, and treatment with anabolic and other steroids.

1950s; earliest use found in American Journal Pathology. From scientific Latin peliosis hepatis from peliosis + hepatis, genitive of hepar.

noun

Medicine

A condition characterized by the presence of blood-filled spaces in the liver, seen in association with various chronic wasting diseases, certain bacterial infections, and treatment with anabolic and other steroids.

1950s; earliest use found in American Journal Pathology. From scientific Latin peliosis hepatis from peliosis + hepatis, genitive of hepar.

词汇	peliosis hepatis
释义	Definition of peliosis hepatis in English: peliosis hepatis noun ˌpɛlɪˈəʊsɪs hɪˈpatɪsˌpɛlɪˈəʊsɪs hɛˈpatɪsˌpiːliˈəʊsɪs hɪˈpatɪs Medicine A condition characterized by the presence of blood-filled spaces in the liver, seen in association with various chronic wasting diseases, certain bacterial infections, and treatment with anabolic and other steroids. Origin 1950s; earliest use found in American Journal Pathology. From scientific Latin peliosis hepatis from peliosis + hepatis, genitive of hepar. Definition of peliosis hepatis in US English: peliosis hepatis noun Medicine A condition characterized by the presence of blood-filled spaces in the liver, seen in association with various chronic wasting diseases, certain bacterial infections, and treatment with anabolic and other steroids. Origin 1950s; earliest use found in American Journal Pathology. From scientific Latin peliosis hepatis from peliosis + hepatis, genitive of hepar.
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