Definition of iontophoresis in English:

iontophoresis

noun ʌɪˌɒntə(ʊ)fəˈriːsɪsīˌän(t)əfəˈrēsəs

mass nounMedicine

A technique of introducing ionic medicinal compounds into the body through the skin by applying a local electric current.
Example sentencesExamples
- A process called iontophoresis applies electricity to the affected area.
- Magnetic insoles have no demonstrated benefit, nor does therapeutic ultrasonography, laser therapy, iontophoresis, or electron-generating devices.
- Other delivery vehicles for topical anesthesia currently in development, including iontophoresis and anesthetic patches, may one day give patients and physicians even more flexibility.
- During sweat stimulation, a variety of chemicals are used at the negative electrode to complete the circuit during iontophoresis.
- If symptoms are not relieved, physical therapy that includes ultrasonography, massage, and iontophoresis should be considered.

Origin

Early 20th century: from ion, on the pattern of electrophoresis.

Definition of iontophoresis in US English:

iontophoresis

nounīˌän(t)əfəˈrēsəs

Medicine

A technique of introducing ionic medicinal compounds into the body through the skin by applying a local electric current.
Example sentencesExamples
- Other delivery vehicles for topical anesthesia currently in development, including iontophoresis and anesthetic patches, may one day give patients and physicians even more flexibility.
- If symptoms are not relieved, physical therapy that includes ultrasonography, massage, and iontophoresis should be considered.
- During sweat stimulation, a variety of chemicals are used at the negative electrode to complete the circuit during iontophoresis.
- A process called iontophoresis applies electricity to the affected area.
- Magnetic insoles have no demonstrated benefit, nor does therapeutic ultrasonography, laser therapy, iontophoresis, or electron-generating devices.

Origin

Early 20th century: from ion, on the pattern of electrophoresis.

单词	iontophoresis
释义	Definition of iontophoresis in English: iontophoresis noun ʌɪˌɒntə(ʊ)fəˈriːsɪsīˌän(t)əfəˈrēsəs mass nounMedicine A technique of introducing ionic medicinal compounds into the body through the skin by applying a local electric current. Example sentencesExamples A process called iontophoresis applies electricity to the affected area. Magnetic insoles have no demonstrated benefit, nor does therapeutic ultrasonography, laser therapy, iontophoresis, or electron-generating devices. Other delivery vehicles for topical anesthesia currently in development, including iontophoresis and anesthetic patches, may one day give patients and physicians even more flexibility. During sweat stimulation, a variety of chemicals are used at the negative electrode to complete the circuit during iontophoresis. If symptoms are not relieved, physical therapy that includes ultrasonography, massage, and iontophoresis should be considered. Origin Early 20th century: from ion, on the pattern of electrophoresis. Definition of iontophoresis in US English: iontophoresis nounīˌän(t)əfəˈrēsəs Medicine A technique of introducing ionic medicinal compounds into the body through the skin by applying a local electric current. Example sentencesExamples Other delivery vehicles for topical anesthesia currently in development, including iontophoresis and anesthetic patches, may one day give patients and physicians even more flexibility. If symptoms are not relieved, physical therapy that includes ultrasonography, massage, and iontophoresis should be considered. During sweat stimulation, a variety of chemicals are used at the negative electrode to complete the circuit during iontophoresis. A process called iontophoresis applies electricity to the affected area. Magnetic insoles have no demonstrated benefit, nor does therapeutic ultrasonography, laser therapy, iontophoresis, or electron-generating devices. Origin Early 20th century: from ion, on the pattern of electrophoresis.
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