thrombose
verb [ I ] medical specialized uk/θrɒmˈbəʊz/ us/θrɑːmˈboʊz/
形成血栓
to be affected by thrombosis (= a medical condition in which the flow of blood in the body is blocked by a partly solid mass of blood called a clot)
Haemorrhoids are not usually painful unless they thrombose. 痔疮通常不疼，除非形成血栓。
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- We observed thrombosis and infections with thrombosing tendencies.
- Distension may become so severe that his sigmoid colon presses on his left iliac vein and may make it thrombose.
- External haemorrhoids may thrombose spontaneously, possibly secondary to straining at stool or heavy lifting.
- Because of the immaturity of the sinuses, these venous "lakes" thrombose spontaneously and cause venous brain infarction.
- One advantage of this procedure is that when one vessel has thrombosed the other vessel functions as a safety valve.