vasospasm
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va·so·spasm
(vā′zō-spăz′əm)n.
A sudden constriction of a blood vessel, causing a reduction in blood flow.
va′so·spas′tic (-spăs′tĭk) adj.
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vasospasm
(ˈveɪzəʊˌspæzəm)n
(Medicine) a sudden contraction of a blood vessel
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vas•o•spasm
(ˈvæs oʊˌspæz əm, ˈveɪ zoʊ-)n.
a sudden constriction of an artery or vein.
[1900–05]
vas`o•spas′tic (-ˈspæs tɪk) adj.
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Translations
va·so·spasm
n. vasoespasmo;
coronary ___ → ___ coronario e.
V.: angiospasm constricción de un vaso sanguíneo.
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vasospasm
n vasoespasmoEnglish-Spanish/Spanish-English Medical Dictionary Copyright © 2006 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. All rights reserved.