Aplasia

/əˈpleɪ.ʒə/
noun

Aplasia is a medical condition characterized by the absence or incomplete development of an organ or tissue in the body.

The patient was diagnosed with aplasia of the bone marrow, which affects blood cell production.
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Often appears as...

  • bone marrow aplasia
  • thymic aplasia

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bone marrow aplasia, testicular aplasia, aplastic anemia

noun

Aplasia is a medical condition characterized by the absence or incomplete development of an organ or tissue in the body.

The patient was diagnosed with aplasia of the bone marrow, which affects blood cell production.
Visual representation of "aplasia" - Aplasia is a medical condition characterized by the absence or incomplete development of an organ or tissue in the body.

Often appears as...

  • bone marrow aplasia
  • thymic aplasia

Usage tips

Neutral

bone marrow aplasia, testicular aplasia, aplastic anemia

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Medical Context

Aplasia mainly appears in medical terminologies, often related to hematology.

The doctor explained the risks of aplasia during the consultation.
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Formal Use

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The report detailed cases of aplasia observed in various patients.
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Understanding Variants

Different types of aplasia exist, so context matters.

Bone marrow aplasia has different implications than testicular aplasia.
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Medical Context

Aplasia mainly appears in medical terminologies, often related to hematology.

The doctor explained the risks of aplasia during the consultation.
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Formal Use

Use 'aplasia' in formal medical reports or discussions.

The report detailed cases of aplasia observed in various patients.
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Understanding Variants

Different types of aplasia exist, so context matters.

Bone marrow aplasia has different implications than testicular aplasia.
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Medical Context

Aplasia mainly appears in medical terminologies, often related to hematology.

The doctor explained the risks of aplasia during the consultation.
LampPro Tip 2/3

Formal Use

Use 'aplasia' in formal medical reports or discussions.

The report detailed cases of aplasia observed in various patients.
LampPro Tip 3/3

Understanding Variants

Different types of aplasia exist, so context matters.

Bone marrow aplasia has different implications than testicular aplasia.
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