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81 lung fluke disease
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82 cavitary disease
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83 black lung
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84 apical cap of lung
lung motor — аппарат "железные легкие"
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85 collapsed lung
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86 iron lung
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87 nonexpanding lung
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88 suturing the root of the lung
English-Russian big medical dictionary > suturing the root of the lung
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89 vanishing lung
lung motor — аппарат "железные легкие"
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90 rag sorter's disease
English-Russian big medical dictionary > rag sorter's disease
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91 rag-sorter's disease
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92 wood-trimmers disease
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93 multicystic kidney disease
kidney disease — болезнь почек, почечная болезнь
English-Russian big medical dictionary > multicystic kidney disease
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94 cystic disease
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95 banti's disease
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96 brown lung
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97 brown lung
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98 caisson disease
caisson disease, decompression illness, decompression sickness————————barotrauma of the lung, caisson disease, traumatic gas embolismбаротравма легкого, кессонноподобное заболевание, травматическая газовая эмболия -
99 barotrauma of the lung
barotrauma of the lung, caisson disease, traumatic gas embolismбаротравма легкого, кессонноподобное заболевание, травматическая газовая эмболияEnglish-Russian dictionary of medicine > barotrauma of the lung
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100 brown lung
[ˌbraʊn'lʌŋ(dɪˌziːz)]Медицина: биссиноз, биссиноз (пневмокониоз, вызываемый систематическим вдыханием хлопковой, льняной или джутовой пыли), (disease) биссиноз (болезнь текстильщиков)
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Alveolar lung disease — Alveolar lung disease, also known as airspace disease, is a general term that described edema and exudates in the airspaces of the lung (the acini and alveoli).CausesAlveolar lung disease may be divided into acute or chronic. Causes of acute… … Wikipedia
black lung disease — black lung lack lung black lung disease lack lung disease, n. (Med.) the popular name for a form of the chronic lung disease {pneumoconiosis} which is observed among coal miners, and is caused by the inhalation of coal dust. It is thus named… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
black lung disease — noun lung disease caused by inhaling coal dust • Syn: ↑anthracosis, ↑black lung, ↑coal miner s lung • Hypernyms: ↑pneumoconiosis, ↑pneumonoconiosis * * * noun see black lung … Useful english dictionary
black lung (disease) — or black lung n. a disease of the lungs caused by the inhalation of coal dust; anthracosis * * * … Universalium
brown lung (disease) — or brown lung n. a chronic disease of the lungs caused by inhalation of fine textile fibers, esp. cotton; byssinosis * * * … Universalium