Traductions en contexte français - anglais

Newly constructed stomas are initially edematous, or swollen.

slaughtered too young, and the meat of which is oedematous;

slaughtered too young, and the meat of which is oedematous;

Contains natural antihistamines, used in the treatment of allergic diseases and edematous conditions;

To do this, it should be rubbed into gruel and applied to edematous areas.

The posterior layers of the cornea remain edematous, and the anterior layers gradually become denser and cloudy.

The said composition has an characteristic of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory agent and an obvious effect of anti-inflammatory-antalgic on acute edematous inflammation and chronic granuloma .

This plant originated in South East Asia and has veno-tonic and anti-edematous properties.

We classify “diffuse lesions” everything that is not “focal lesions”, that is to say, axonal injury, ischemic or edematous.

In the early (inflammatory) phase nerve roots are edematous (enhanced), while in the late proliferation stage (adhesive arachnoiditis) nerve roots are clumped and asymmetric.

In the early (inflammatory) phase NR are edematous (enhanced), while in the late proliferation stage (adhesive arachnoiditis) NR are clumped and asymmetric.

My legs, once my adornment and the object of admiration at balls and gatherings, are stretched, swollen and immobile, on a chair or footstool.

Bromelain: proteolytic enzyme extracted from pineapple stem (Ananas comosus) which is known for its anti-inflammatory and anti-edemic properties.

The brightness of color and pattern of vessels is obscured by a thick layer of edematous corneal plates located above them.

Erythematous, edematous, or bullous lesions on the palms of the hands or soles of the feet and/or other cutaneous reactions on the trunk (front, back, abdomen)