Definition of tympany in English:

tympany

noun ˈtɪmpəniˈtɪmpəni

another term for tympanites (used especially in veterinary medicine)
Example sentencesExamples
- Guttural pouch tympany is observed in horses ranging from birth to 1 yr of age and is more common in fillies than in colts.
- This pathological condition is called guttural pouch tympany, and surgical treatment is necessary for affected foals to recover from this disease.
- The problem, of course, is called ruminal tympany or, simply, bloat.
- Accordingly, when percussing a patient's abdomen in the presence of ascites, areas of dullness and tympany should shift depending on whether the patient is lying supine or on his or her side.

Origin

Early 16th century: from Greek tumpanias, from tumpanon (see tympanum).

Definition of tympany in US English:

tympany

nounˈtimpənēˈtɪmpəni

another term for tympanites (used especially in veterinary medicine)
Example sentencesExamples
- This pathological condition is called guttural pouch tympany, and surgical treatment is necessary for affected foals to recover from this disease.
- The problem, of course, is called ruminal tympany or, simply, bloat.
- Accordingly, when percussing a patient's abdomen in the presence of ascites, areas of dullness and tympany should shift depending on whether the patient is lying supine or on his or her side.
- Guttural pouch tympany is observed in horses ranging from birth to 1 yr of age and is more common in fillies than in colts.

Origin

Early 16th century: from Greek tumpanias, from tumpanon (see tympanum).

词汇	tympany
释义	Definition of tympany in English: tympany noun ˈtɪmpəniˈtɪmpəni another term for tympanites (used especially in veterinary medicine) Example sentencesExamples Guttural pouch tympany is observed in horses ranging from birth to 1 yr of age and is more common in fillies than in colts. This pathological condition is called guttural pouch tympany, and surgical treatment is necessary for affected foals to recover from this disease. The problem, of course, is called ruminal tympany or, simply, bloat. Accordingly, when percussing a patient's abdomen in the presence of ascites, areas of dullness and tympany should shift depending on whether the patient is lying supine or on his or her side. Origin Early 16th century: from Greek tumpanias, from tumpanon (see tympanum). Definition of tympany in US English: tympany nounˈtimpənēˈtɪmpəni another term for tympanites (used especially in veterinary medicine) Example sentencesExamples This pathological condition is called guttural pouch tympany, and surgical treatment is necessary for affected foals to recover from this disease. The problem, of course, is called ruminal tympany or, simply, bloat. Accordingly, when percussing a patient's abdomen in the presence of ascites, areas of dullness and tympany should shift depending on whether the patient is lying supine or on his or her side. Guttural pouch tympany is observed in horses ranging from birth to 1 yr of age and is more common in fillies than in colts. Origin Early 16th century: from Greek tumpanias, from tumpanon (see tympanum).
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