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1 وذمة الحروب
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2 голодный отёк
1) Medicine: edema disease, famine dropsy (безбелковый), nutritional dropsy (безбелковый), nutritional dystrophy, war dropsy (безбелковый)2) Makarov: famine edema, hunger edema, nutritional edema, starvation edema, war edema -
3 алиментарная дистрофия
1) Medicine: Parrot's disease (у новорожденных), edema disease, famine dropsy, famine edema, hunger edema, hunger swelling, nutritional dropsy, nutritional dystrophy, nutritional edema, war dropsy, war edema2) Agriculture: nutritional disorder3) Obstetrics: Parrot disease (у новорожденных)Универсальный русско-английский словарь > алиментарная дистрофия
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4 безбелковый отёк
1) Medicine: famine edema (военный, голодный), hunger edema (военный, голодный), nutritional dystrophy, nutritional edema (военный, голодный), war edema (военный, голодный)2) Makarov: famine dropsy, nutritional dropsy, war dropsy -
5 военный отёк
1) Medicine: famine dropsy, war dropsy2) Makarov: famine edema, hunger edema, nutritional edema, war edema -
6 голодний
1) hungryдуже голодний — ravenous, famishing
2) ( неврожайний) famineголодний рік — year of famine ( scarcity), lean year
3) ( від голоду) famine, starv(el)ing, starvation, hungerголодний бунт — revolt of the hungry, starvelings' revolt
голодний набряк — nutritional [starvation, famine, hunger, protein-free, war] edema, nutritional [famine, war] dropsy
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7 алиментарный отёк
nutritional [starvation, famine, hunger, protein-free, war] edema, nutritional [famine, war] dropsyБольшой русско-английский медицинский словарь > алиментарный отёк
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8 безбелковый отёк
nutritional [starvation, famine, hunger, protein-free, war] edema, nutritional [famine, war] dropsyБольшой русско-английский медицинский словарь > безбелковый отёк
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9 военный отёк
nutritional [starvation, famine, hunger, protein-free, war] edema, nutritional [famine, war] dropsyБольшой русско-английский медицинский словарь > военный отёк
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10 голодный отёк
nutritional [starvation, famine, hunger, protein-free, war] edema, nutritional [famine, war] dropsyБольшой русско-английский медицинский словарь > голодный отёк
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11 Drinker, Cecil Kent
SUBJECT AREA: Medical technology[br]b. 17 March 1887 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USAd. 14 April 1956 Falmouth, Massachusetts, USA[br]American physiologist, co-inventor of the Drinker respirator (iron lung).[br]Drinker attended the University of Pennsylvania and graduated MD in 1913. After clinical experience in Boston and, in 1915–16, at Johns Hopkins, he joined the Department of Physiology at Harvard and was appointed Professor in 1924. Apart from continuing his activities in applied physiology, he was also head of the Department of Public Health. As well as investigating poisoning from radium, manganese and carbon monoxide, he was also engaged in a study of the lymphatics and respiration. During the Second World War his earlier work on the iron lung, which he had developed in 1927 with his brother Philip (1894–1972), was deployed in the study and improvement of high-altitude oxygen masks and decompression equipment for service use. He continued an association with the Naval Medical College until 1954, but retired from Harvard in 1948.[br]Bibliography1929, "The use of a new apparatus for the prolonged administration of artificial respiration", American Medical Association (with P. McKhann).1954, The Clinical Physiology of the Lungs.1945, Pulmonary Edema and Inflammation.Further ReadingC.Drinker Bowen, 1970, Family Portrait.MG
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