different between thrombolyse vs thrombolysis
thrombolyse
English
Verb
thrombolyse (third-person singular simple present thrombolyses, present participle thrombolysing, simple past and past participle thrombolysed)
- (medicine) To break down a thrombus by pharmacological or other means; to perform thrombolysis.
thrombolyse From the web:
- what does thrombosed mean
- meaning of thrombosed
- what is thrombosed
thrombolysis
English
Etymology
From thromb- +? -o- +? -lysis.
Noun
thrombolysis (uncountable)
- The breaking down of blood clots by pharmacological or other means
Related terms
- thrombolyse
- thrombolytic
- thrombolytically
Derived terms
- sonothrombolysis
thrombolysis From the web:
- what thrombolysis means
- what is thrombolysis in stroke
- what is thrombolysis procedure
- what is thrombolysis in myocardial infarction
- what is thrombolysis treatment
- what is thrombolysis and when should it be administered
- what is thrombolysis therapy
- what causes thrombolysis
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