thrombosis
die Thrombose, die Thrombosen
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thrombosis
A medical condition in which a blood clot (a thrombus) forms in a blood vessel, which can hinder or completely block blood flow.
Langes Sitzen im Flugzeug ohne Bewegung kann das Risiko für eine Thrombose im Bein erhöhen.
Sitting for a long time on a plane without moving can increase the risk of thrombosis in the leg.
| gender | feminine die |
|---|---|
| plural | die Thrombosen |
| genitive | der Thrombose |
| singular | plural | |
|---|---|---|
| nominative | die Thrombose | die Thrombosen |
| accusative | die Thrombose | die Thrombosen |
| dative | der Thrombose | den Thrombosen |
| genitive | der Thrombose | der Thrombosen |
The article changes with the case; it is shown in colour.
The ending '-ose' is typical in medicine for names of diseases or pathological conditions. When you see this ending, it is often a medical term.
Eine frühzeitige Diagnose der Thrombose ist sehr wichtig.
Early diagnosis of thrombosis is very important.
In connection with 'Thrombose' (thrombosis), you often hear the verbs 'bekommen' (to get), 'erleiden' (to suffer), or 'vorbeugen' (to prevent). People also often speak of a 'tiefe Venenthrombose' (deep vein thrombosis).
Um einer Thrombose vorzubeugen, sollte man sich regelmäßig bewegen.
To prevent thrombosis, you should move regularly.
'Thrombose' (thrombosis) is a medical technical term. However, it is also frequently used in everyday language, especially when talking about health risks on long journeys.
Der Arzt erklärte dem Patienten das Risiko einer Thrombose.
The doctor explained the risk of thrombosis to the patient.
