atrophy in English

noun

1

the process of atrophying or state of having atrophied.

gastric atrophy

synonyms: wasting, emaciation, withering, shriveling, shrinking, decay, decline, deterioration, degeneration, weakening, debilitation, enfeeblement

verb

1

(of body tissue or an organ) waste away, typically due to the degeneration of cells, or become vestigial during evolution.

without exercise, the muscles will atrophy

synonyms: waste away, become emaciated, wither, shrivel (up), shrink, decay, decline, deteriorate, degenerate, weaken

2

gradually decline in effectiveness or vigor due to underuse or neglect.

her artistic skills atrophied from lack of use

noun

• wasting, emaciation, withering, shriveling, shrinking, decay, decline, deterioration, degeneration, weakening, debilitation, enfeeblement
• wasting, wasting away
• withering

verb

• waste away, become emaciated, wither, shrivel (up), shrink, decay, decline, deteriorate, degenerate, weaken

Use "atrophy" in a sentence

1. Atrophie translate: atrophy, atrophy, Atrophied, Atrophied, atrophy, atrophy

2. Atrophy.

3. Neurogenic Atrophy is the most severe type of muscle Atrophy

4. Intestinal atrophy.

5. Autopoloist Severe thenar atrophy

6. “ATROPHY OF RELIGIOUS LIFE”

7. Atrophy Definition Atrophy is a term that describes the wasting away of cell tissue

8. Atrophy is usually acquired, meaning it is the result of a disease (pathological Atrophy) or some change in condition within the body (physiological Atrophy)

9. It prevents atrophy by

10. The invention also relates to methods of inhibiting thymic atrophy, including tumor-associated atrophy.

11. Overview Brain Atrophy — or cerebral Atrophy — is the loss of brain cells called neurons

12. Muscle Atrophy or Muscle Wasting

13. Circumscribed cerebral Atrophy pick's disease

14. What is Muscle Atrophy? Muscle Atrophy is a term used to describe the loss of muscle

15. Disuse Atrophy Atrophy of a tissue or organ as a result of inactivity or diminished function

16. Acute yellow Atrophy massive hepatic necrosis

17. Acute yellow Atrophy massive hepatic necrosis.

18. A method of reversing thymic atrophy

19. This atrophy was a true atrophy and characterized by a decrease in villus height, mucosal thickness and mitotic activity.

20. Atrophy of adipose tissue of the body occurs as a part of the generalized Atrophy of prolonged undernutrition

21. Acnemia (1) Atrophy of the calf muscles

22. Physiological Atrophy is a function of the growth changes of an organism (Atrophy of the thymus during puberty, Atrophy of the sex glands, skin, and bones in old people, and so on).

23. In partial atrophy, more than 70% and in subtotal atrophy, more than 90% of the villus-crypt-ratios were below 0.6.

24. suppressed antibody-mediated response to SRBC, thymic atrophy)

25. Atrophia (usually uncountable, plural Atrophias) Archaic form of atrophy

26. Atrophous atrophy atropine attic atticism aulic aura autarky

27. Acalculia is also common in posterior cortical atrophy

28. The pattern is allowed to atrophy through disuse.

29. Atrophy: to become worse or of less value.

30. Healing with optic atrophy and large central scotoma.

31. Signs include pain, weakness, and rear limb muscle atrophy.

32. Therefore has caused the market absorption capacity continually atrophy.

33. Striated muscle cells became degeneration(Sentencedict.com), swelling and atrophy.

34. Atrophy also destroys the connections that help the cells communicate

35. Progressive atrophy of the globus pallidus (primary atrophy of the pallidal system): a system disease of the paralysis Agitans type, characterized by atrophy of the motor cells of the corpus striatum; a contribution to the functions of the corpus striatum

36. 8 The pattern is allowed to atrophy through disuse.

37. Clitoral atrophy involves the clitoris losing sensation and shrinking

38. Atrophy can be physiological and pathological, systemic and local

39. An ability may atrophy if it is not used.

40. Conversely , the disuse of other parts leads to their atrophy .

41. Muscle Atrophy is the loss or decrease of muscle mass

42. Atrophous Atrophy Atrophy Atropic Acid Atropine Atropine Methonitrate Atropine Sulphate Atropine Test Atropinism Atropinization Atropurpurens Atroscine Atrovirens Atrtitude Universe Atrypa Atrypa Reticularis Att Site Attaboy Attacca

43. Atrophying: Present participle of <xref>atrophy</xref>

44. Other main diagnoses were tapetoretinal dystrophies, optic atrophy, and diabetic retinopathy.

45. Muscle Atrophy, or muscle wasting, results from loss of muscle tissue. Little or no physical exercise and a sedentary lifestyle are common causes of muscle Atrophy, in …

46. Medical definition of Atrophic: relating to or characterized by atrophy.

47. Bodig is the local term for atrophy of the brain.

48. Use of a ppar-delta agonist for treating muscle atrophy

49. The degree of atrophy correlated with the duration of marijuana use.

50. Breast atrophy commonly occurs in women during menopause when estrogen levels decrease.