| 释义 |
tel·an·gi·ectasia
noun
or tel·an·gi·ectasis \tə|lanjē, te|l-+\
(plural telangiectasias or telangiectases)
Etymology: New Latin, from tel- (II) + angi- + ectasia or ectasis
1. : an abnormal dilatation of capillary vessels and arterioles that often forms an angioma; specifically : a pathological state of the bovine liver in which dilated capillaries form small angiomas and there is excessive storage of vitamin A
2. : a hereditary abnormality inherited as a simple dominant and characterized by bleeding into the tissues and mucous surfaces because of the abnormal fragility of the capillaries
• tel·an·gi·ectatic \“+\ adjective |