endolymphangial Antonyms

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Meaning of endolymphangial

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endolymphangial (a.)

Within a lymphatic vessel.

endolymphangial Sentence Examples

  1. Endolymphangial edema is a condition in which excess lymphatic fluid accumulates in the inner ear, causing hearing loss and vertigo.
  2. Endolymphangial hydrops is an abnormal increase in the volume of endolymph, the fluid that fills the inner ear.
  3. Endolymphangial obstruction is a blockage of the lymphatic vessels that drain the inner ear, which can lead to endolymphangial hydrops.
  4. Endolymphangial fibrosis is a scarring of the lymphatic vessels of the inner ear, which can also lead to endolymphangial hydrops.
  5. Endolymphangial tumors are rare tumors that can occur in the inner ear.
  6. Endolymphangial metastases are rare metastases of cancer to the lymphatic vessels of the inner ear.
  7. Endolymphangial surgery is a surgical procedure to treat endolymphangial hydrops or endolymphatic tumors.
  8. Endolymphangial stents are small devices that can be inserted into the lymphatic vessels of the inner ear to keep them open.
  9. Endolymphangial therapy is a treatment for endolymphangial hydrops that involves the use of medications or surgery to reduce the amount of endolymph in the inner ear.
  10. Endolymphangial dysfunction is a disorder of the lymphatic system of the inner ear that can lead to hearing loss and vertigo.

FAQs About the word endolymphangial

Within a lymphatic vessel.

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Endolymphangial edema is a condition in which excess lymphatic fluid accumulates in the inner ear, causing hearing loss and vertigo.

Endolymphangial hydrops is an abnormal increase in the volume of endolymph, the fluid that fills the inner ear.

Endolymphangial obstruction is a blockage of the lymphatic vessels that drain the inner ear, which can lead to endolymphangial hydrops.

Endolymphangial fibrosis is a scarring of the lymphatic vessels of the inner ear, which can also lead to endolymphangial hydrops.