Definition Synonyms
Definition of interstitium - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
medicalTECH. space within a tissue or organTECH.
- The interstitium plays a crucial role in fluid exchange.
2.
lungsTECH. tissue between alveoli and bloodstreamTECH.
- Diseases affecting the interstitium can impair breathing.
3.
philosophyTECH. state between systems or spacesTECH.
- The philosopher discussed the interstitium of reality and perception.
Origin of interstitium
Latin, interstitium (interval)
Examples of interstitium in a sentence
Researchers are studying the interstitium for its role in disease. The doctor explained how the interstitium functions in the lungs. Inflammation of the interstitium can lead to serious health issues. The interstitium between thoughts intrigued him. She explored the interstitium of art and science.
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- French:interstitium, ...
- German:Interstitium, Zwischengewebe, ...
- Italian:interstizio, ...
- Spanish:intersticio, ...
- Portuguese:interstício, ...
- Chinese:间质, 间隙组织, ...
- Japanese:間質, インタースティチウム, ...
- Arabic:حِيز بَيْنِي, الحِيز البيني, ...
- Hebrew:אִינְטֶרְסְטִיצְיוּם, מֶרְוָח, ...
- Russian:интерстициум, межальвеолярная ткань, ...
- Ukrainian:інтерстицій, інтерстиціальна тканина, ...
- Hindi:इंटरस्टिटियम, इंटरस्टिशियम, ...
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