Definition of aplasia in English:

aplasia

noun əˈpleɪzɪəəˈplāZHə

mass nounMedicine

The failure of an organ or tissue to develop or to function normally.
Example sentencesExamples
- Because this disease is virtually always fatal due to the profound bone marrow aplasia, management is not well defined and is rarely successful.
- Further tests, including a bone marrow sample for leukaemia, failed to confirm a diagnosis but the illness was linked to a rare from of pure red blood cell aplasia.
- Patients undergoing such treatment are at high risk for bone marrow aplasia.
- Transplants of stem cells from either the same person or another person are used to repopulate and regenerate the bone marrow, ‘rescuing’ the patient from aplasia.
- At the time of aplasia, the child with sickle cell disease is highly contagious.

Derivatives

aplastic

adjective əˈplastɪkˌeɪˈplæstɪk

Medicine

Characterized by the failure of an organ or tissue to develop or to function normally.
aplastic coronary arteries
Example sentencesExamples
- a child with severe aplastic anaemia
- Common problems in children include febrile events, acute chest syndrome, sequestration crisis, and aplastic episodes due to infection with parvovirus.
- A team of 16 nursing staff deal with about 35 donor transplants a year for patients with different types of leukaemia, thalassaemia and aplastic anaemias who come from West, North and East Yorkshire and North Lincolnshire.
- Also infection can produce severe anaemia and an aplastic crisis in people with sickle-cell anaemia or other abnormalities of haemoglobin.

Origin

Late 19th century: from a-¹ 'without' + Greek plasis 'formation'.

Definition of aplasia in US English:

aplasia

nounəˈplāZHə

Medicine

The failure of an organ or tissue to develop or to function normally.
Example sentencesExamples
- Because this disease is virtually always fatal due to the profound bone marrow aplasia, management is not well defined and is rarely successful.
- Further tests, including a bone marrow sample for leukaemia, failed to confirm a diagnosis but the illness was linked to a rare from of pure red blood cell aplasia.
- Transplants of stem cells from either the same person or another person are used to repopulate and regenerate the bone marrow, ‘rescuing’ the patient from aplasia.
- Patients undergoing such treatment are at high risk for bone marrow aplasia.
- At the time of aplasia, the child with sickle cell disease is highly contagious.

Origin

Late 19th century: from a- ‘without’ + Greek plasis ‘formation’.

单词	aplasia
释义	Definition of aplasia in English: aplasia noun əˈpleɪzɪəəˈplāZHə mass nounMedicine The failure of an organ or tissue to develop or to function normally. Example sentencesExamples Because this disease is virtually always fatal due to the profound bone marrow aplasia, management is not well defined and is rarely successful. Further tests, including a bone marrow sample for leukaemia, failed to confirm a diagnosis but the illness was linked to a rare from of pure red blood cell aplasia. Patients undergoing such treatment are at high risk for bone marrow aplasia. Transplants of stem cells from either the same person or another person are used to repopulate and regenerate the bone marrow, ‘rescuing’ the patient from aplasia. At the time of aplasia, the child with sickle cell disease is highly contagious. Derivatives aplastic adjective əˈplastɪkˌeɪˈplæstɪk Medicine Characterized by the failure of an organ or tissue to develop or to function normally. aplastic coronary arteries Example sentencesExamples a child with severe aplastic anaemia Common problems in children include febrile events, acute chest syndrome, sequestration crisis, and aplastic episodes due to infection with parvovirus. A team of 16 nursing staff deal with about 35 donor transplants a year for patients with different types of leukaemia, thalassaemia and aplastic anaemias who come from West, North and East Yorkshire and North Lincolnshire. Also infection can produce severe anaemia and an aplastic crisis in people with sickle-cell anaemia or other abnormalities of haemoglobin. Origin Late 19th century: from a-¹ 'without' + Greek plasis 'formation'. Definition of aplasia in US English: aplasia nounəˈplāZHə Medicine The failure of an organ or tissue to develop or to function normally. Example sentencesExamples Because this disease is virtually always fatal due to the profound bone marrow aplasia, management is not well defined and is rarely successful. Further tests, including a bone marrow sample for leukaemia, failed to confirm a diagnosis but the illness was linked to a rare from of pure red blood cell aplasia. Transplants of stem cells from either the same person or another person are used to repopulate and regenerate the bone marrow, ‘rescuing’ the patient from aplasia. Patients undergoing such treatment are at high risk for bone marrow aplasia. At the time of aplasia, the child with sickle cell disease is highly contagious. Origin Late 19th century: from a- ‘without’ + Greek plasis ‘formation’.
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