struma in English

noun
1
a swelling of the thyroid gland; a goiter.
The most common forms of this variant are struma ovarii and carcinoid in the ovary.
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1. Equivalent term: Struma valley

2. Female Centre “Struma” - Strumica

3. Subject: Pollution of the river Struma

4. Consistent preoperative cytodiagnosis of all struma nodules, including hot nodules, is recommended.

5. The fish of the Struma river also are remarkable.

6. Consequently, Riedel's struma, Ormond's syndrome, and Takayasu's arteritis are related to one another.

7. On administration of MTU+BAL the metabolism is more lowered, the formation of struma more intensified.

8. Struma metastases of the brain, skull or vertebral column, causing neurological symptomatology, should be operated upon.

9. The dominating Serbo-Macedonian neotectonic swell was rifted, and subsided along the Struma and Vardar lineaments.

10. Wines bearing one of the following geographical names of the south-western vini-viticultral region 'Dolinata na Struma`

11. Breast-, struma- and hernia operations showed the lowest incidence of wound infection rate with 1.8%.

12. The Commission is following the issues related to the project of the Struma Motorway very closely.

13. The town of Pernik is located only # km west of Sofia on the banks of the Struma

14. An absolute indication for surgery is diagnosed or suspected struma maligna; relative indications are hyperthyroidism and euthyroid goiter.

15. Sofia-Kulata (Struma, Bulgaria) to a detail which goes beyond the usual requirements of this type of report.

16. The town of Pernik is located only 32 km west of Sofia on the banks of the Struma

17. Colloid goiter: [ goi´ter ] enlargement of the thyroid gland , causing a swelling in the front part of the neck; called also struma

18. The Bulgarians built ditches along the frontier and fortified many of the valleys and passes with walls and towers, especially the pass of Kleidion on the Struma River which Basil would need to pass through to reach the heart of Bulgaria.

19. Intraperitoneal administration of hypertonic NaCl, urea or glucose solutions cause certain cytolytic phenomena in the adrenal medulla, which result in the formation of “pseudo-acinar” structures, reminiscent of the “struma suprarenalis cystica” of human pathology.

20. Our results point to the conclusion of a labile function of the adrenal gland in patients with Mc, no significant pathological changes however became evident. 1/3 of the patients with Dm had a struma diffusa and showed decreased basic metabolic rates.