Meaning of "endocarditis" in the Spanish dictionary

ETYMOLOGY OF THE WORD ENDOCARDITIS

La palabra endocarditis procede de endocardio e -itis.

Etymology is the study of the origin of words and their changes in structure and significance.

PRONUNCIATION OF ENDOCARDITIS IN SPANISH

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GRAMMATICAL CATEGORY OF ENDOCARDITIS

Endocarditis is a noun.

A noun is a type of word the meaning of which determines reality. Nouns provide the names for all things: people, objects, sensations, feelings, etc.

WHAT DOES ENDOCARDITIS MEAN IN SPANISH?

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Endocarditis

Endocarditis is a disease that occurs as a result of inflammation of the endocardium, ie, an inflammatory process located in the lining of internal chambers and valves - either native or prosthetic-cardiac. It is characterized by the colonization or invasion of heart valves forming vegetations composed of platelets, fibrin and microcolonies of microorganisms and, occasionally, inflammatory cells. Other structures may be affected, such as the interventricular septum, tendon cords, mural endocardium or even intracardiac implants. There are several ways to classify endocarditis; the simplest one is based on its etiology, whether infectious or non-infectious, depending on whether it is a microbe that causes inflammation. This disease differs from inflammation of the heart muscle called myocarditis and an inflammation of the outer lining of the heart called pericarditis.

La endocarditis es una enfermedad que se produce como resultado de la inflamación del endocardio, es decir, un proceso inflamatorio localizado en el revestimiento interno de las cámaras y válvulas—bien sea nativas o protésicos—cardíacas. Se caracteriza por la colonización o invasión de las válvulas del corazón formando vegetaciones compuestas por plaquetas, fibrina y microcolonias de microorganismos y, ocasionalmente, células inflamatorias. Otras estructuras se pueden ver afectadas, como el tabique interventricular, las cuerdas tendinosas, el endocardio mural o aún implantes intracardíacos. Hay varias formas de clasificar la endocarditis, la más sencilla es basada en su etiología, bien sea infecciosa o no-infecciosa, dependiendo si es un microbíos el causante de la inflamación. Esta enfermedad se diferencia de la inflamación del músculo cardíaco, llamada miocarditis y de una inflamación del revestimiento externo del corazón, llamada pericarditis.

Definition of endocarditis in the Spanish dictionary

The definition of endocarditis in the dictionary is acute or chronic inflammation of the endocardium.

En el diccionario castellano endocarditis significa inflamación aguda o crónica del endocardio.

TRANSLATION OF ENDOCARDITIS

Find out the translation of endocarditis to 25 languages with our Spanish multilingual translator.

The translations of endocarditis from Spanish to other languages presented in this section have been obtained through automatic statistical translation; where the essential translation unit is the word «endocarditis» in Spanish.

• Translator Spanish - Chinese: 心内膜炎
• Spanish: endocarditis
• Translator Spanish - English: endocarditis
• Translator Spanish - Hindi: अन्तर्हृद्शोथ
• Translator Spanish - Arabic: الشغاف بطانة القلب
• Translator Spanish - Russian: эндокардит
• Translator Spanish - Portuguese: endocardite
• Translator Spanish - Bengali: endocarditis
• Translator Spanish - French: endocardite
• Translator Spanish - Malay: endokarditis
• Translator Spanish - German: Endokarditis
• Translator Spanish - Japanese: 心内膜炎
• Translator Spanish - Korean: 심장 내막염
• Translator Spanish - Javanese: endocarditis
• Translator Spanish - Vietnamese: màng trong tim viên
• Translator Spanish - Tamil: இதய
• Translator Spanish - Marathi: र्हदयाच्या अस्तराचा क्षोम
• Translator Spanish - Turkish: endokardit
• Translator Spanish - Italian: endocardite
• Translator Spanish - Polish: zapalenie wsierdzia
• Translator Spanish - Ukrainian: ендокардит
• Translator Spanish - Romanian: endocardită
• Translator Spanish - Greek: ενδοκαρδίτιδα
• Translator Spanish - Afrikaans: endokarditis
• Translator Spanish - Swedish: endokardit
• Translator Spanish - Norwegian: endokarditt

10 SPANISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ENDOCARDITIS»

Discover the use of endocarditis in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to endocarditis and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Spanish literature.

Patología especial y diagnóstico de las enfermedades delos ...

Endocarditis La inflamación del endocardio es causada por bacterias ( Erysipelothrix rhusopathiae, Streptococcus sp., Actinomyces pyogenes, Leptospira sp.) o por toxinas de las más variadas clases. Patogénesis. Las bacterias circulantes en ...

Enfermería médico-quirúrgica: I,[

1 TEMA 13 ¡ Endocarditis. Pericarditis E Martín Veras Troncoso I María Dolores Palma Mezquida 13.1. ENDOCARDITIS 13.1.1. Concepto La endocarditis es una infección de tipo bacteriano que afecta a las válvulas cardíacas o el endocardio.

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Actualización en la endocarditis infecciosa

En la misma, se ofrece una profunda actualización de los aspectos epidemiológicos, clínicos, diagnósticos, terapéuticos y preventivos más relevantes de la endocarditis infecciosa.

Benito Almirante Gragera, Pilar Tornos Más, 2011

Dermatologia En Medicina General / Dermatology in General ...

Hay muy pocas situaciones en las que la identificación del germen causal tiene importancia clínica: meningitis bacteriana, endocarditis bacteriana, osteomielitis, y las infecciones que se presentan en pacientes neu- tropénicos. Finalmente ...

Fitzpatrick, 2010

Macropatología: manual y atlas para médicos y estudiantes

Endocarditis verrugosa simple (fig. 2.48). Endocarditis verrugosa no bacteriana en el borde de cierre (generalmente de la mitral o aorta, trombos plaquetarios). En la figura 2.48 se muestran los depósitos vitreos grises a rojogrisáceos claros  ...

W. Sandritter, 1981

Patología cardiovascular adquirida de las principales ...

Capitulo 9 ENDOCARDITIS • Definición • Clasificación • Endocarditis Infectiva • Anatomía Patológica 1. - Características morfológicas de la vegetación 2. - Localización anatómica de las endocarditis infectivas valvulares • Agentes Causales ...

Claudia Blandenier Bosson de Suárez, 1998

Libro de la salud cardiovascular del Hospital Clínico San ...

Incidencia de la endocarditis Cada año se detectan 3-4 casos nuevos porcada 100.000 habitantes. Esta frecuencia se incrementa conforme aumenta la edad de la población, de tal modo que en individuos de 70-80 años la incidencia ...

Carlos Macaya Miguel, 2009

Tratado SEIMC de enfermedades infecciosas y microbiología ...

Diagnosis and management of infective endocarditis and its complications. Circulation 1998;98: 2936-2948. Brown PD, Levine DR Infective endocarditis in the injection drug user. Infect Dis Clin North Am 2002;16:645-665. Dajani AS, Taubert ...

Vicente Ausina Ruiz, Santiago Moreno Guillén, 2006

Tratado de cuidados críticos y emergencias

El homoinjerto aórtico es una buena elección para la sustitución de las prótesis aórticas infectadas, porque el riesgo de endocarditis recurrente es bajo (131). Hay que dar antibióticos durante seis semanas tras la intervención. La mortalidad ...

Luis Miguel Torres Morera, 2001

Cuidados intensivos pediátricos

PATOLOGÍA. INFECCIOSA. DEL. CORAZÓN. Y. DEL. MEDIASTINO. Endocarditis. infecciosa. Infecciones. de. herida. quirúrgica. Mediastinos. O RUZA. Cuidados Intensivos Pediátricos. .V ed. Ediciones Norma-Capilel. Apdo Postal 1 16.

Francisco Ruza, 2003

10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «ENDOCARDITIS»

Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term endocarditis is used in the context of the following news items.

Endocarditis: Are You at Risk for this 'Silent Killer'?

Endocarditis is an uncommon but potentially deadly disease of the heart. Sometimes deemed a “silent killer,” its early symptoms can be relatively mild, causing ... «Huffington Post, Jul 16»

High Mortality Following Infective Endocarditis After TAVR Warrants ...

Implications. High Mortality Following Infective Endocarditis After TAVR Warrants Better Prevention, Treatment The possibility of a patient developing infective ... «TCTMD, Jun 16»

Valvular disease Benefit of early surgery for infective endocarditis

Infective endocarditis is associated with a mortality of up to 50%, but early surgical intervention is the best strategy to increase survival. This finding comes from a ... «Nature.com, Mar 16»

Complications of Candidemia in ICU Patients: Endophthalmitis ...

Both osteomyelitis and endocarditis are less common complications of candidemia than endophthalmitis. In patients who manifest symptoms or signs suggesting ... «Medscape, Jan 16»

AHA issues recommendations on infective endocarditis in adults ...

The American Heart Association issued two scientific statements on diagnosis, therapy and management of infective endocarditis, one for adult patients and one ... «Healio, Sep 15»

Antibiotics not effective for rare heart infection

Antibiotics should not be prescribed to prevent infective endocarditis - a ... last year suggested that rates of infective endocarditis had increased in England after ... «NICE, Sep 15»

IV drug abusers who undergo infective endocarditis surgery face ...

Injection drug users who undergo surgery for infective endocarditis (IE) have a significantly higher risk of reoperation or death between 3 and 6 months after ... «News-Medical.net, Sep 15»

ESC infective endocarditis guidelines boost role of imaging in ...

"We emphasise the need for a multimodality imaging approach to diagnosing endocarditis," said Professor Gilbert Habib, Chairperson of the guidelines Task ... «EurekAlert, Aug 15»

Endocarditis: How One Patient Beat This Deadly Disease

Endocarditis is an infection that “devours” the heart muscle. It comes from common bacteria, which you have in your mouth, on your skin and throughout your ... «Health Hub from Cleveland Clinic, Jul 15»

Infective Endocarditis: Longer Than Expected Stroke Risk

"This is a 9-month period that patients with endocarditis are at risk for stroke, which is many months longer than was previously reported," lead author Alexander ... «Medscape, Jul 15»