Definition of rhexis in English:

rhexis

noun ˈrɛksɪs

1Medicine. Rupture of an organ or tissue, especially of a blood vessel; haemorrhage or extravasation of blood resulting from such rupture; an instance of this.
2Biology. Fragmentation of a cellular component or cell. Compare earlier "karyorrhexis".

Origin

Late Middle English; earliest use found in Arderne's Treatises of Fistula in Ano. From post-classical Latin rhexis bloodletting, rupture of an organ or tissue from ancient Greek ῥῆξις action or fact of breaking or bursting, breaking forth, discharge, especially of blood from the stem of ῥηγνύναι to break + -σις.

Definition of rhexis in US English:

rhexis

nounˈrɛksɪs

1Medicine. Rupture of an organ or tissue, especially of a blood vessel; haemorrhage or extravasation of blood resulting from such rupture; an instance of this.
2Biology. Fragmentation of a cellular component or cell. Compare earlier "karyorrhexis".

Origin

Late Middle English; earliest use found in Arderne's Treatises of Fistula in Ano. From post-classical Latin rhexis bloodletting, rupture of an organ or tissue from ancient Greek ῥῆξις action or fact of breaking or bursting, breaking forth, discharge, especially of blood from the stem of ῥηγνύναι to break + -σις.

单词	rhexis
释义	Definition of rhexis in English: rhexis noun ˈrɛksɪs 1Medicine. Rupture of an organ or tissue, especially of a blood vessel; haemorrhage or extravasation of blood resulting from such rupture; an instance of this. 2Biology. Fragmentation of a cellular component or cell. Compare earlier "karyorrhexis". Origin Late Middle English; earliest use found in Arderne's Treatises of Fistula in Ano. From post-classical Latin rhexis bloodletting, rupture of an organ or tissue from ancient Greek ῥῆξις action or fact of breaking or bursting, breaking forth, discharge, especially of blood from the stem of ῥηγνύναι to break + -σις. Definition of rhexis in US English: rhexis nounˈrɛksɪs 1Medicine. Rupture of an organ or tissue, especially of a blood vessel; haemorrhage or extravasation of blood resulting from such rupture; an instance of this. 2Biology. Fragmentation of a cellular component or cell. Compare earlier "karyorrhexis". Origin Late Middle English; earliest use found in Arderne's Treatises of Fistula in Ano. From post-classical Latin rhexis bloodletting, rupture of an organ or tissue from ancient Greek ῥῆξις action or fact of breaking or bursting, breaking forth, discharge, especially of blood from the stem of ῥηγνύναι to break + -σις.
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