Definition
Definition of hyperaemia - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
clinical termTECH. UK too much blood in tissue, usually from widened vesselsTECH. UK
- Exercise can cause hyperaemia in the muscles.
- The redness of the skin indicated localized hyperaemia around the wound.
- The clinician noted reactive hyperaemia after removing the blood pressure cuff.
Origin of hyperaemia
Greek, hyper (over) + haima (blood)
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- French:hyperémie, ...
- German:Hyperämie, ...
- Italian:iperemia, ...
- Spanish:hiperemia, ...
- Portuguese:hiperemia, ...
- Chinese:充血, ...
- Japanese:充血, ...
- Arabic:فَرْط تَدَفُّق الدَّم, ...
- Hebrew:הִיפֵּרְאֵמְיָה, ...
- Russian:гиперемия, ...
- Ukrainian:гіперемія, ...
- Hindi:अधिरक्तता, ...
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