necrose

ne·crose

N0047100 (nĕ-krōs′, -krōz′, nĕk′rōs′, -rōz′)intr. & tr.v. ne·crosed, ne·cros·ing, ne·cros·es To undergo or cause to undergo necrosis.

[Back-formation from necrosis.]

necrose

(nɛˈkrəʊs; ˈnɛkrəʊs) vb (Medicine) (intr) to cause or undergo necrosis[C19: back formation from necrosis]

ne•crose

(nəˈkroʊs, nɛ-, ˈnɛk roʊs)

v.t., v.i. -crosed, -cros•ing. to affect or be affected with necrosis. [1870–75]

necrose

Past participle: necrosed
Gerund: necrosing

Imperative
necrose
necrose

Present
I necrose
you necrose
he/she/it necroses
we necrose
you necrose
they necrose

Preterite
I necrosed
you necrosed
he/she/it necrosed
we necrosed
you necrosed
they necrosed

Present Continuous
I am necrosing
you are necrosing
he/she/it is necrosing
we are necrosing
you are necrosing
they are necrosing

Present Perfect
I have necrosed
you have necrosed
he/she/it has necrosed
we have necrosed
you have necrosed
they have necrosed

Past Continuous
I was necrosing
you were necrosing
he/she/it was necrosing
we were necrosing
you were necrosing
they were necrosing

Past Perfect
I had necrosed
you had necrosed
he/she/it had necrosed
we had necrosed
you had necrosed
they had necrosed

Future
I will necrose
you will necrose
he/she/it will necrose
we will necrose
you will necrose
they will necrose

Future Perfect
I will have necrosed
you will have necrosed
he/she/it will have necrosed
we will have necrosed
you will have necrosed
they will have necrosed

Future Continuous
I will be necrosing
you will be necrosing
he/she/it will be necrosing
we will be necrosing
you will be necrosing
they will be necrosing

Present Perfect Continuous
I have been necrosing
you have been necrosing
he/she/it has been necrosing
we have been necrosing
you have been necrosing
they have been necrosing

Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been necrosing
you will have been necrosing
he/she/it will have been necrosing
we will have been necrosing
you will have been necrosing
they will have been necrosing

Past Perfect Continuous
I had been necrosing
you had been necrosing
he/she/it had been necrosing
we had been necrosing
you had been necrosing
they had been necrosing

Conditional
I would necrose
you would necrose
he/she/it would necrose
we would necrose
you would necrose
they would necrose

Past Conditional
I would have necrosed
you would have necrosed
he/she/it would have necrosed
we would have necrosed
you would have necrosed
they would have necrosed

Thesaurus

Verb

necrose - undergo necrosis; "the tissue around the wound necrosed"gangrene, sphacelate, mortifyrot, waste - become physically weaker; "Political prisoners are wasting away in many prisons all over the world"

Translations

necrose

[nek´rōs] to become necrotic or to undergo necrosis.

ne·crose

(nĕ-krōz'), 1. To cause necrosis. 2. To become the site of necrosis.

necrose

(nĕ-krōs′, -krōz′, nĕk′rōs′, -rōz′)intr. & tr.v. ne·crosed, ne·crosing, ne·croses To undergo or cause to undergo necrosis.

ne·crose

(nĕ-krōs') 1. To cause necrosis. 2. To become the site of necrosis.

Patient discussion about necrose

Q. can necrosis in a brain tumor kill you? If so, how? husband has glioblastoma.Tumor seems under control at this point as much as they can tell but sounds like there is a lot of necrosis. He has lots of tumor progression symptoms but since he has had the tumor for so long == 6 years = I guess the necrosis is there moreso than the actual tumor == how dangerous can this be?A. Tumors and not only in the brain tend to develop necrosis the longer they exist because the tumor cells divide so rapidly so the blood supply can't keep up with its' own cells demands, so some cells within the tumor die (therefore are seen as necrotic). This does not usually predict prognosis, but only means that the tumor is longstanding.

More discussions about necrose

necrose

ne·crose

necrose

ne•crose

necrose

necrose

necrose

ne·crose

necrose

ne·crose

Patient discussion about necrose

necrose

Synonyms for necrose

verb undergo necrosis

Synonyms

Related Words