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monophasic
monophasic (ˌmɒnəʊˈfeɪzɪk) adj1. (Physiology) physiol relating to a moment of nervous activity that has only one phase2. (Electronics) another word for monophase23. (Chemistry) another word for monophase2Translationsmonophasic
mon·o·pha·sic (mon'ō-fā'zik), 1. Marked by monophasia. 2. Occurring in or characterized by only one phase or stage. 3. Fluctuating from the baseline in one direction only. 4. Cellular structure with a single morphologic pattern. Often used to describe synovial sarcoma, which is typically biphasic but it lacks glandular areas, which is consistent with the monophasic variant. mon·o·pha·sic (mon'ō-fāz'ik) 1. Marked by monophasia. 2. Occurring in or characterized by only one phase or stage. 3. Fluctuating from the baseline in one direction only. |