Definition of hydatid in English:

hydatid

noun ˈhʌɪdətɪdˈhaɪdədəd

Medicine

1A cyst containing watery fluid, in particular one formed by and containing a tapeworm larva.
as modifier a hydatid cyst
Example sentencesExamples
- Most hydatid cysts develop in the liver, and most of them are asymptomatic at the time of diagnosis.
- On chest radiography, the hydatid cysts were found to be bilateral in two patients.
- However, a developing hydatid cyst up to 5 cm in diameter may not show scolices as they appear about 1 year after infestation.
- One of the biggest problems with curing hydatids is that it may go undetected in the body for many years.
- Definitive diagnosis is made by identifying the hydatid cyst that is usually first detected by radiologic studies.
1. 1.1 A tapeworm larva.

Origin

Late 17th century: from modern Latin hydatis, from Greek hudatis, hudatid- 'watery vesicle', from hudōr, hudat- 'water'.

Definition of hydatid in US English:

hydatid

nounˈhīdədədˈhaɪdədəd

Medicine

1A cyst containing watery fluid.
1. 1.1 A cyst formed by and containing a tapeworm larva.
  Example sentencesExamples
  However, a developing hydatid cyst up to 5 cm in diameter may not show scolices as they appear about 1 year after infestation.
  On chest radiography, the hydatid cysts were found to be bilateral in two patients.
  One of the biggest problems with curing hydatids is that it may go undetected in the body for many years.
  Most hydatid cysts develop in the liver, and most of them are asymptomatic at the time of diagnosis.
  Definitive diagnosis is made by identifying the hydatid cyst that is usually first detected by radiologic studies.
2. 1.2 A tapeworm larva.

Origin

Late 17th century: from modern Latin hydatis, from Greek hudatis, hudatid- ‘watery vesicle’, from hudōr, hudat- ‘water’.

单词	hydatid
释义	Definition of hydatid in English: hydatid noun ˈhʌɪdətɪdˈhaɪdədəd Medicine 1A cyst containing watery fluid, in particular one formed by and containing a tapeworm larva. as modifier a hydatid cyst Example sentencesExamples Most hydatid cysts develop in the liver, and most of them are asymptomatic at the time of diagnosis. On chest radiography, the hydatid cysts were found to be bilateral in two patients. However, a developing hydatid cyst up to 5 cm in diameter may not show scolices as they appear about 1 year after infestation. One of the biggest problems with curing hydatids is that it may go undetected in the body for many years. Definitive diagnosis is made by identifying the hydatid cyst that is usually first detected by radiologic studies. 1.1 A tapeworm larva. Origin Late 17th century: from modern Latin hydatis, from Greek hudatis, hudatid- 'watery vesicle', from hudōr, hudat- 'water'. Definition of hydatid in US English: hydatid nounˈhīdədədˈhaɪdədəd Medicine 1A cyst containing watery fluid. 1.1 A cyst formed by and containing a tapeworm larva. Example sentencesExamples However, a developing hydatid cyst up to 5 cm in diameter may not show scolices as they appear about 1 year after infestation. On chest radiography, the hydatid cysts were found to be bilateral in two patients. One of the biggest problems with curing hydatids is that it may go undetected in the body for many years. Most hydatid cysts develop in the liver, and most of them are asymptomatic at the time of diagnosis. Definitive diagnosis is made by identifying the hydatid cyst that is usually first detected by radiologic studies. 1.2 A tapeworm larva. Origin Late 17th century: from modern Latin hydatis, from Greek hudatis, hudatid- ‘watery vesicle’, from hudōr, hudat- ‘water’.
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