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| deutsch | englisch |
|---|---|
| E (Emmetropie; Energie; Escherichia) | E (emmetropia; energy; Escherichia) |
| Eales* Syndrom | Eales' disease |
| EAR, EaR (Entartungsreaktion) | RD (reaction of degeneration) |
| Ebbecke* Phänomen | dermatographia; urticaria factitia (Ebbecke) |
| Ebbe-und-Flut-Drainage | tidal drainage |
| Ebbinghaus* Lückentest | Ebbinghaus test |
| Ebene | plane |
| EBK (Eisenbindungskapazität) | IBC (iron-binding capacity) |
| Ebner* Drüsen | Ebner's glands. E.* Halbmonde: Gianuzzi's cells |
| Ebola-Fieber | Ebola virus disease |
| Ebrietas | (alcoholic) drunkenness; inebriation |
| Ebriositas | alcoholism |
| Ebstein* Anomalie | Ebstein's anomaly |
| Ebullismus | ebullism |
| Ebur | ivory; dentin |
| Eburneatio, Eburnifikation, Eburnisation | eburnation |
| EBV (Epstein-Barr-Virus) | EBV (Epstein-Barr virus) |
| Echidnismus | viper venom poisoning |
| Echinococcus | Echinococcus |
| Echinokokken | Echinococci |
| Echinokokkenblase | hydatid cyst |
| Echinokokkose | echinococcosis; hydatid disease |
| Echinoophthalmie | echinophthalmia |
| Echinoparyphium paraulum | Echinostoma |
| Echinostoma | Echinostoma |
| Echinostomiasis | echinostomiasis |
| Echinozyt | echinocyte |
| Echoästhesie | echo-esthesia |
| Echoakusis | echoacousia |
| Echoenzephalographie | echoencephalography. |
| Echoerscheinungen | echo signs; echomimia; echopraxia; echomotism |
| Echofenster | echo window |
| Echographie | echography; ultrasonography |
| Echohören | echoacousia |
| Echokardiographie | echocardiography |
| Echokinese | echokinesia |
| Echolalie | echolalia; echophrasia |
| Echomatismus | echomotism; echopraxia; echomimia |
| Echophrasie | echophrasia; echolalia |
| Echotomographie | ultrasonic tomography |
| ECHO-Virus | ECHO virus; echovirus |
| Echtzeitverfahren | real-time ultrasound |
| Eckzahn | canine (tooth); cuspid; eyetooth |
| Eclampsia | eclampsia. E. imminens: pre-eclampsia E. saturnina: convulsions due to lead poisoning |
| ECMO-Virus | ECMO virus; ecmovirus |
| Economo* Krankheit | Economo's disease; encephalitis lethargica |
| Ecstrophia | ecstrophy; exstrophy |
| Ecthyma | ecthyma |
| Eczema, eczéma | eczema |
| ED | 1) radiol Erythemdosis: ED (erythema dose). 2) pharm Effektivdosis: ED (effective dose) |
| Eddowes*-Spurway* Syndrom | Eddowes' disease; Lobstein's syndrome |
| Edelgase | inert gases |
| Edelmann* Syndrom | pancreatohepatic syndrome |
| Edelmetalle | precious metals |
| Edetat | edetate |
| Edinger* Bahn, Bündel | spinothalamic tract. E.*-Westphal* Kern: Westphal-Edinger nucleus |
| EDTA (Ethylendiamintetraessigsäure) | EDTA (ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid) |
| Edwards* Syndrom | trisomy 18 syndrome |
| Edwardsiella tarda | Edwardsiella tarda |
| EEG (Elektroenzephalogramm, -graphie) | EEG (electroencephalogram, -graphy) |
| E.-Faktor (Erythematodes-Faktor) | lupus erythematosus factor |
| Effekt | effect |
| effektiv | effective |
| Effektivdosis | effective dose |
| Effektivwert | effective value |
| Effektor | effector |
| Effektorzelle | effector cell |
| Effeminatio | effemination |
| efferens; efferent | efferent |
| Efferenz | efference |
| efficax | efficacious; effective |
| Efflatio, -tion | belching |
| Effleurage | effleurage |
| Effloreszenz | efflorescence. |
| Effluvium | effluvium. E. capillorum: alopecia. E. seminis: ejaculation |
| Efflux | outflow |
| Egel | leech; fluke |
| Egelseuche | liver fluke disease; clonorchiasis |
| Egesta | egesta |
| Ego | ego |
| Egoismus | egoism; egotism |
| Egotropie | egotropy |
| Ehlers*-Danlos*(-Meekeren*) Syndrom | Ehlers-Danlos syndrome |
| Ehrlich* Diazoreagens | Ehrlich's diazo reagent. E.* Reagens: E.'s reagent. E.* Reaktion: E.'s reaction; E.'s test. E.* Seitenkettentheorie: E.'s side-chain theory. E.* (Aszites-)Tumor: E. tumor |
| Ei | ovum; egg |
| EIA (Enzym-Immunassay) | enzyme immunoassay |
| Eiallergie | egg allergy |
| Eichel | glans penis |
| Eichelentzündung | balanitis |
| Eichhorst* Krankheit | interstitial neuritis |
| Eichkurve | calibration curve |
| Eid des Hippokrates | Hippocratic oath |
| Eidetica, -tika | eidetics |
| Eidetiker | eidetic |
| Eidotter | vitellus; (egg) yolk |
| Eierschalenknittern | eggshell crackling |
| Eierstock | ovary; ovarium; oophoron |
| Eierstockentzündung | oophoritis; ovaritis |
| Eifersuchtswahn | jealousy mania; delusion of infidelity |
| Eifollikel | graafian follicle; ovarian follicle |
| Eigelb | (egg) yolk |
| Eigelenk | ellipsoid joint |
| Eigen- | self-; auto- |
| Eigenanamnese | autoanamnesis |
| Eigenblutbehandlung | autohemotherapy |
| Eigenfrequenz | resonant frequency |
| Eigenhemmung | autogenous inhibition |
| Eigenreflex | proprioceptive reflex |
| Eigenschwingung | free oscillation |
| Eigenserumbehandlung | autoserum therapy |
| Eigenstrahlung | characteristic radiation |
| Eigenvakzine | autovaccine |
| Eihaut | fetal membrane; egg membrane |
| Eiklar | eggwhite |
| Eikonometer | eikonometer |
| Eikultur | chicken embryo culture. |
| Eileiter | oviduct; fallopian tube; uterine tube |
| Eileiterdurchblasung | pertubation |
| Eileiterentzündung | salpingitis |
| Eileiterschwangerschaft | tubal pregnancy |
| Einäugigkeit | cyclopia; monophthalmia; unilateral anophthalmia |
| Einatmung | inspiration |
| Einbalsamierung | embalming |
| Einbettung | embedding |
| Einbuchtung | recess; recessus |
| Eindickung | inspissation |
| eindringen | (to) invade; (to) penetrate; (to) infiltrate |
| Eindruck | impression |
| eineiig | monovular |
| Einengung | restriction; constriction; narrowing |
| einfach | single; simple |
| Einfachbindung | single bond |
| Einfall | radiol incidence |
| Einfall(s)feld | field of incidence |
| Einfallswinkel | angle of incidence |
| Einfluß | influence; influx; inflow |
| Einflußstauung | inflow congestion |
| Einfrierung | freezing |
| Einfühlung | empathy |
| Einführung | insertion; intromission |
| Einfuhr | intake |
| Eingabe | input |
| Eingang | orifice; access; introitus |
| eingekeilt | impacted |
| eingeklemmt | incarcerated |
| eingewachsen | ingrown |
| Eingeweide | viscera |
| Eingeweideschädel | splanchnocranium |
| Eingeweidesenkung | splanchnoptosis |
| Eingeweidewurm | intestinal worm; helminth |
| Eingriff | operation; surgery; surgical treatment |
| Einheit | unit; U |
| Einheitsmembran | unit membrane |
| Einhorn* Duodenalsonde | Einhorn duodenal tube. E.* Fadentest: E.'s string test |
| Einkapselung | encapsulation |
| Einkeilung | impaction; gyn sphenosis |
| Einkerbung | indentation |
| Einklemmung | incarceration |
| Einkoten | encopresis |
| Einlage | orthop arch support; dent temporary filling; inlay |
| Einlagerung | inclusion; storage |
| Einlauf | enema |
| Einlaufreposition | hydrostatic reduction (of intussusception) |
| Einleitung | induction |
| Einmal... | one-way; disposable |
| Einmalgerät | single-use instrument |
| Einmonatspille, -spritze | once a month pill/injection |
| Einnässen | enuresis |
| Einnahme | intake |
| Einrenkung | setting; reduction |
| Einrichten | reposition; reduction |
| Einschlafmittel | soporific |
| Einschlafstadium | physiol predormition; anästh primary anesthesia |
| einschleichend | creeping; slow; small doses |
| Einschlußkörper(chen) | inclusion body |
| Einschlußkörperchenenzephalitis | inclusion (body) encephalitis; subacute sclerosing panencephalitis |
| Einschlußkörperchenkonjunktivitis | inclusion conjunctivitis of the newborn; inclusion blennorrhea |
| Einschlußkörperchenkrankheit, generalisierte (zytomegale) | inclusion disease |
| Einschmelzung | necrolysis; colliquation |
| Einschneiden | crowning |
| Einschnitt | incision; cut |
| Einschnürung | strangulation; constriction |
| Einschwemmkatheter | flow-directed catheter |
| einseitig | unilateral |
| Einspritzung | injection |
| Einstauchung | gomphosis |
| Einstellung | adjustment; geburtsh presentation |
| Einstellungsnystagmus | fixation nystagmus |
| Einstich | puncture |
| Eintagsfieber | ephemeral fever |
| Einthoven* Dreieck | Einthoven's triangle |
| Einträufelung | drip; instillation |
| Eintritt des Kopfes | engagement of head; lightening |
| Eintrittsblock | entrance block |
| Eintrittspforte | portal of entry |
| Eintrittsschwelle | entrance threshold |
| Einverständniserklärung | informed consent |
| Einwärtsschielen | convergent strabismus |
| Einwanderung | immigration; invasion |
| Einwegspritze | single-use syringe |
| Einweisung | admission; hospitalization |
| einwertig | monovalent; univalent |
| Einwilligung | consent |
| einzeitig | one-stage |
| Einzeldosis (ED) | single dose |
| Einzeller | protist; unicellular organism |
| Ein-Zell-Kultur | pure culture |
| Einzelstrang | single strand |
| Einzelzellnekrose | single cell necrosis |
| Einziehung | retraction |
| Eis | ice |
| Eisanästhesie | cryoanesthesia |
| Eisbeutel | ice bag |
| Eisen (Fe) | iron; ferrum (Fe). |
| Eisenbahnnystagmus | railroad nystagmus; optokinetic n |
| Eisenbindungskapazität | iron-binding capacity |
| Eisendrahtphlebitis | wire-like phlebitis |
| Eisenhämatoxylin-Färbung | iron hematoxylin stain |
| eisenhaltig | ferrous; ferruginous |
| Eisenhut | Aconitum; monkshood; wolfsbane |
| Eisenmangel | iron deficiency; sideropenia |
| Eisenmangelanämie | iron deficiency anemia |
| Eisenmenger* Komplex | Eisenmenger's complex. E.* Syndrom: E.'s syndrome; Paul Wood's revised concept |
| Eisenreaktion | hemosiderin test; Prussian blue reaction |
| Eisenspeicherkrankheit | iron storage disease; hemochromatosis |
| Eisenstaublunge | siderosis; siderotic pneumoconiosis |
| Eisentherapie | ferrotherapy |
| Eisessig | glacial acetic acid |
| Eisprung | ovulation |
| Eiswasserbad | ice-water bath |
| Eiter | pus |
| Eiterausschlag | pyodermia |
| eiterbildend, eitrig | purulent; suppurative; pyogenic |
| Eiterbläschen | pustule; blister |
| Eiterkörperchen | pus corpuscle |
| Eiterung | pyesis; suppuration; purulence |
| Eiterzelle | pus cell |
| Eitransport, Eiwanderung | migration of ovum; passage of ovum. |
| Eiweiß | egg white, ovalbumin; chem protein |
| Eiweißallergie | protein sensitization |
| Eiweißausscheidung (im Harn) | proteinuria; albuminuria |
| Eiweißbedarf | protein requirement |
| Eiweißkörper | protein; albumin |
| Eiweißmangel | protein deficiency |
| Eiweißminimum | minimal protein requirement |
| Eiweißquotient, Eiweißrelation | protein ratio |
| Eiweißstoffwechsel | proteometabolism; protein metabolism. |
| Eiweißsynthese | protein synthesis |
| Eiweißverlustsyndrom | protein-losing enteropathy |
| Eizelle | ovum; oocyte |
| Ejaculatio | ejaculatio. E. praecox: e. praecox; premature ejaculation |
| Ejakulat | ejaculate |
| Ejakulation | ejaculation |
| Ejakulationsreflex | ejaculation reflex. |
| Ejektionsfraktion | ejection fraction |
| Ekchondrom | ecchondroma |
| Ekchondro(mato)se | ecchondromatosis |
| Ekchymose | ecchymosis |
| Ekdyson | ecdysone |
| Ekel | disgust; nausea |
| EKG (Elektrokardiogramm) | ECG (electrocardiogram) |
| ekkrin | eccrine |
| Ekkyesis | ectopic pregnancy |
| Eklampsie | eclampsia |
| Eklampsismus | pre-eclampsia; eclampsism |
| eklamptisch | eclamptic |
| Eklipse | eclipse |
| Ekmnesie | ecmnesia |
| Ekstase | ecstasy |
| Ekstrophia, Ekstrophie | ecstrophy; exstrophy |
| Ektasia, Ektasie | ectasia; ectasis |
| Ekthym | ecthyma |
| Ektoblast, Ektoderm | ectoblast; ectoderm |
| ektodermal | ectodermal |
| Ektodermaldysplasie | ectodermal dysplasia |
| Ektoderm(at)osis | ectoderm(at)osis |
| Ektoenzym | ectoenzyme |
| Ektogonie | ectogony |
| Ektokardie | ectocardia |
| Ektomie | -ectomy; excision |
| Ekto(para)sit | ectoparasite |
| ektophytisch | ectophytic |
| Ektopia, Ektopie | ectopia; ectopy |
| ektopisch | ectopic |
| Ektoplasma | ectoplasm; exoplasm |
| Ektoprothese | ectoprosthesis |
| Ektothrix | ectothrix |
| Ektotoxin | exotoxin |
| Ektozoon | ectozoon |
| Ektrodaktylie | ectrodactyly; ectrodactylism |
| Ektromelie | ectromelia |
| Ektropion | ectropion |
| Ektropionieren | ectropionizing |
| Ektropium | ectropion; |
| Ektropodie | ectropody |
| Ekzem, Ekzema | eczema. E. atopicum: atopic e.; atopic dermatitis. E., endogenes: atopic e.; atopic dermatitis. E. herpeticatum: e. herpeticum; Kaposi's varicelliform eruption. E. intertriginosum: intertrigo. E. lichenificatum: lichenoid e. E. marginatum: tinea cruris. E., mikrobielles; E. nummulare: nummular e. E. paratraumaticum: infectious eczematoid dermatitis. E., seborrhoisches: seborrheic e. E. tyloticum: hyperkeratotic e. E. unguium: nail dystrophy. E. vaccinatum: e. vaccinatum; vaccinial e. E. varicosum: stasis dermatitis; varicose e. E. vulgare: contact dermatitis |
| Ekzematisation | eczematization |
| ekzematös | eczematous |
| Ekzematogen | eczematogenic substance; contact allergen |
| Elaidinsäure | elaidic acid |
| Elaiom | eleoma |
| Elastase | elastase |
| Elastika | tunica media |
| Elastin | elastin |
| Elastinase | elastinase |
| elastisch | elastic |
| Elastizität | elasticity |
| Elastoidose | elastoidosis |
| Elastoklasis | elastorrhexis |
| Elastom(a) | elastoma |
| Elastomer | elastomer |
| Elastomyofibrom | elastofibroma |
| Elastorrhexis | elastorrhexis |
| Elastose | elastosis |
| Eledoisin | eledoisin |
| Eleidin | eleidin |
| Elektion | selection |
| elektiv | elective |
| Elektivnährboden | selective culture medium |
| Elektra-Komplex | Electra complex |
| elektrisch | electric(al) |
| Elektroakupunktur | electroacupuncture |
| Elektroanästhesie | electroanesthesia |
| Elektrochirurgie | electrosurgery |
| Elektrode | electrode. E., aktive = differente: active e. E., indifferente = passive: indifferent e.; dispersive e |
| Elektrodesikkation, -dehydratation | electrodesiccation |
| Elektrodiagnostik | electrodiagnosis |
| Elektroendosmose | electroendosmosis; electro-osmosis |
| Elektroenzephalogramm, EEG | electroencephalogram (EEG). |
| Elektroenzephalographie | electroencephalography. |
| Elektrogalvanismus | electrogalvanism |
| Elektrohysterographie | electrohysterography |
| Elektroimmunodiffusion | electroimmunodiffusion |
| Elektrokardiogramm, ECG | electrocardiogram. E., fetales: fetal ECG. |
| Elektrokardiograph | electrocardiograph |
| Elektrokardiographie | electrocardiography |
| Elektrokardiophonographie | electrocardiophonography |
| Elektrokardioskop | electrocardioscope |
| Elektrokardiotachograph | cardiac rate-monitor |
| Elektrokardioversion | electroversion; cardioversion |
| Elektrokatalyse | electrocatalysis |
| Elektrokauterisation | electrocautery |
| Elektrokoagulation | electrocoagulation |
| Elektrokochleographie | electrocochleography |
| Elektrokonisation | electroconization |
| Elektrokonversion | electroversion; cardioversion |
| Elektrokortikogramm | electrocorticogram |
| Elektrokrampftherapie | electroconvulsive therapy |
| Elektrokymogramm, EkyG | electrokymogram |
| Elektrokymographie | electrokymography |
| Elektrolarynx | electronic voice; speech synthesizer |
| Elektrolunge | electrophrenic respiration |
| Elektrolyse | electrolysis |
| Elektrolyt | electrolyte |
| Elektrolytersatz | electrolyte substitution |
| Elektrolythaushalt | electrolyte metabolism |
| elektromagnetische Strahlung | electromagnetic radiation. |
| Elektromanometer | electromanometer |
| elektromechanisch | electromechanical |
| Elektromedizin | electromedicine |
| Elektrometer | electrometer |
| Elektromyogramm, EMG | electromyogram (EMG) |
| Elektromyographie | electromyography |
| Elektron | electron |
| Elektronarkose | electronarcosis |
| Elektronenbeschleuniger | electron accelerator |
| Elektronendonator | electron donor |
| Elektronenhülle | electron shell |
| Elektro(nen)linse | electronic lens |
| Elektronenmikroskop | electron microscope. |
| Elektronenschleuder | betatron |
| Elektronenspinresonanz | electron spin resonance (ESR); electron paramagnetic resonance (EPR) |
| Elektronensterilisation | electron sterilization |
| Elektronenstrahl | electron beam |
| Elektronentransportpartikel | electron transport particle |
| Elektronenübertragung | electron transfer |
| Elektronenvervielfacher | photomultiplier |
| Elektroneurographie | electroneurography |
| Elektronystagmographie | electronystagmography. |
| Elektrookulographie | electro-oculography |
| Elektrophorese | electrophoresis |
| elektrophoretisch | electrophoretic |
| elektrophrenisch | electrophrenic |
| Elektrophysiologie | electrophysiology |
| Elektroprothese | electroprosthesis |
| Elektropunktur | electropuncture |
| Elektropyrexie | inductothermy |
| Elektroresektion | electroresection |
| Elektroretinographie | electroretinography |
| Elektroschlaftherapie | electrosleep; electric sleep induction |
| Elektroschock | electroshock |
| elektrostatisch | electrostatic |
| Elektrostimulation | electrostimulation |
| Elektrostimulationsanalgesie | electroanalgesia |
| Elektrosynhärese | electrosyneresis; immunofiltration. |
| Elektrotherapie | electrotherapy; electrotherapeutics |
| Elektrotomie | electrotomy |
| Elektrotonus | electrotonus |
| Elektrourographie | electrourography |
| Elektroventrikulogramm | electroventriculogram |
| Elektrozystographie | electrocystography |
| Element | element |
| elementar | elementary |
| Elementarfibrille | elementary fiber |
| Elementarkörperchen | elementary body; virion |
| Elementarmembran | unit membrane |
| Elementarmorphe | primary lesion |
| Elementarteilchen | elementary particles. |
| Elephantiasis | elephantiasis. E. genitoanorectalis: scrotal e. E. tropica: filarial e |
| Elevatio(n) | elevation |
| Elevatorium | elevator |
| Elfenbein | ivory |
| Elfenbeinwirbel | eburnated vertebra |
| Elfengesicht | elfin facies |
| Elimination | elimination |
| Eliminationsdiät | elimination diet |
| ELISA (Enzym-gekoppelter Immunosorbensassay) | ELISA (enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay) |
| Elixier | elixir |
| Elle | ulna |
| Ellenbogen | elbow |
| Ellenbogenfraktur | elbow fracture. |
| Ellenbogengelenk | cubital joint; elbow joint |
| Ellenbogengrube | cubital fossa |
| Ellenbogenhöcker | olecranon |
| Ellenbogenluxation | elbow dislocation |
| Elliot* Trepanation | Elliot's trephining. E.* Skotom: Elliot's sign |
| Ellipse | ellipse |
| Ellipsis | ellipsis |
| Ellipsoidgelenk | ellipsoid joint |
| Elliptozyt | elliptocyte |
| Elliptozytose | elliptocytosis |
| Ellis*-van Creveld* Syndrom | Ellis-van Creveld syndrome; chondroectodermal dysplasia |
| Ellsworth*-Howard* Test | Ellsworth- Howard test |
| Elongatio(n) | elongation |
| Elsberg* Krankheit | cauda equina radiculitis |
| elterlich | parental |
| Eltern | parents |
| Eluat | eluate |
| Elution | elution |
| EM (Elektronenmikroskopie) | electron microscopy |
| Emaille | enamel |
| Emanation | emanation |
| Embolektomie | embolectomy |
| Embolie | embolism. E., gekreuzte = paradoxe: crossed e.; paradoxical e. E., künstliche: induced e.; iatrogenic e. E., septische: septical e.; pyemic e. |
| emboliform | emboliform |
| Embolisation | embolization |
| embolisch | embolic |
| Embololalie, -phrasie | embololalia; embolophrasia |
| Embolus | embolus. E., blander: bland e. E., reitender: bifurcation e.; saddle e. E., septischer: pyemic e.; septic e |
| Embryo | embryo |
| Embryoblast | embryoblast |
| Embryogenese | embryogenesis; embryogeny |
| Embryoid | embryoid |
| Embryokardie | embryocardia |
| Embryologie | embryology |
| Embryom | embryoma |
| embryonal(is) | embryonal; embryonic |
| Embryonalanlage | embryonic anlage |
| Embryonalhüllen | fetal membrane |
| Embryonalkatarakt | embryonal cataract |
| Embryonalkreislauf | embryonic circulation |
| Embryonalperiode | embryonic period |
| Embryopathie | embryopathy. |
| Embryotomie | embryotomy |
| embryotoxisch | embryotoxic |
| Embryotoxon | embryotoxon; prominent Schwalbe's line |
| Embryotransfer | embryo transfer. |
| Embryotrophe | embryotroph |
| Emeiozytose | emeiocytosis |
| Emesis | emesis; vomiting. E. gravidarum: e. gravidarum; vomiting of pregnancy |
| Emetica, -tika | emetics |
| Emetin | emetine |
| EMG (Elektromyogramm) | EMG (electromyogram) |
| EMG-Syndrom (Exomphalos-Makroglossie-Gigantismus-Syndrom) | Beckwith-Wiedemann syndrome |
| Emigration | emigration |
| Eminentia | eminence |
| Emissarium | emissary veins |
| Emission | emission; discharge |
| Emissionscomputertomographie | emission computer-assisted tomography (ECAT) |
| Emissionsspektrum | emission spectrum |
| Emmenagogum | emmenagogue |
| Emmet* Operation | Emmet's operation; uterine trachelorrhaphy |
| Emmetropie | emmetropia |
| Emodin | emodin |
| Emollientia | malactics; emollients |
| Emotion | emotion |
| emotional, emotionell | emotional |
| Emotionspsychose | affective psychosis |
| Empathie | empathy |
| Emperipolesis | emperipolesis |
| Empfänger | receptor; recipient |
| Empfänglichkeit | susceptibility; predisposition |
| Empfängnis | conception |
| Empfängnishügel | attraction cone; fertilization c |
| Empfängnisverhütung | contraception; birth control |
| Empfindlichkeit | sensitivity; tenderness |
| Empfindung | feeling; sensation; esthesia |
| Empfindungsdissoziation | dissociation of sensation |
| Empfindungslosigkeit | anesthesia; insensitiveness |
| Empfindungsschwelle | threshold of sensation |
| Empfindungsstörung | hypesthesia. E., dissoziierte: sensory dissociation |
| Emphraxis | emphraxis |
| Emphysem | emphysema. E. cutis: cutaneous e. E., lobäres: lobar e. E. malignum: emphysematous necrosis. E. pulmonum: pulmonary e |
| Emphysembazillus | gas bacillus; Clostridium perfringens |
| Emphysemthorax | emphysematous thorax |
| Empirie | empiricism |
| empirisch | empiric(al) |
| Emplastrum | plaster |
| Emprosthotonus | emprosthotonus |
| Empyem | empyema. E. ichorrhosum: ichorous e. E. necessitatis: e. necessitatis |
| Emulgator | emulsifier |
| emulgieren | (to) emulsify |
| Emulsion | emulsion |
| Emulsionskolloid | emulsoid |
| Enalapril | enalapril |
| Enamelom | enameloma |
| Enamelum | enamelum; enamel |
| Enanthem | enanthema |
| Enantiomerie | enantiomerism |
| Enarthron, Enarthrum | joint mouse; free body |
| Enarthrose | enarthrosis; ball-and-socket joint |
| En-bloc-Resektion | en bloc resection |
| Encephalitis | encephalitis. E. epidemica: epidemic e. E. japonica: Japanese (B type) e. E. lethargica: Economo's disease. E. maligna subacuta: subacute sclerosing panencephalitis. E. purulenta: purulent e |
| Encephalomalacia | encephalomalacia |
| Encephalomyelitis | encephalomyelitis. E. disseminata: disseminated e. E. equina: equine e |
| Encephalon | encephalon; brain |
| Encephalopathia, Enzephalopathie | encephalopathy. E., myoklonische infantile: infantile myoclonic e. E., postkombustionelle: burns e. E. saturnina: lead e |
| Encephalorrhagie | encephalorrhagia; cerebral hemorrhage |
| enchondral | enchondral |
| Enchondrom | enchondroma; enchondrosis |
| Enchondromatose | enchondromatosis |
| Enchondrosis intervertebralis | intervertebral enchondrosis |
| Endamoeba | Entamoeba |
| Endangiitis | endangiitis |
| Endaortitis | endaortitis |
| Endarterie | end artery |
| Endarteriektomie | endarterectomy |
| endarteriell | endarterial |
| Endarteriitis | endarteritis. E. obliterans: e. obliterans |
| endaural | endaural |
| Enddarm | rectum |
| Endemie | endemic infection |
| endemisch | endemic |
| endergonische Reaktion | endergonic reaction |
| endermal | endermic; endermatic |
| Endermose | endermosis |
| Enders* Vakzine | Enders' (measles virus) vaccine |
| endesmal | within the connective tissue |
| Endgruppe | end group; terminal group |
| Endhirn | endbrain; telencephalon |
| Endkolben | end-bud; end-bulb |
| Endo* Agar | Endo's agar |
| Endoamylase | endoamylase |
| Endoaneurysmorrhaphie | endoaneurysmorrhaphy |
| Endoblast | endoblast; entoblast |
| Endobrachyösophagus | Barrett's esophagus |
| endobronchial | endobronchial |
| Endobronchialtubus | endobronchial tube |
| Endobronchitis | endobronchitis |
| Endocarditis | endocarditis. E. lenta: subacute bacterial e |
| Endocranium | endocranium |
| Endoderma | endoderm; entoderm |
| Endodermophytose | endodermophytosis |
| Endoenzym | endoenzyme |
| endogen | endogenous; endogenic |
| Endointoxikation | endointoxication |
| Endokard | endocardium |
| Endokarddysplasie, Endokardelastose | endocardial dysplasia |
| Endokardektomie | endocardectomy |
| Endokardfibrose | endocardial fibrosis |
| endokardial | endocardial |
| Endokarditis, -carditis | endocarditis. E., akute bakterielle: acute bacterial e. E. fibroplastica: fibroplastic e. E. parietalis: mural e. E. rheumatica: rheumatic e. E. serosa, E. simplex: serous e. E., subakute bakterielle (lenta): subacute bacterial e. E. ulcerosa: ulcerative e. E. verrucosa: verrucous e |
| Endokardkissen | endocardial cushion |
| Endokardkissendefekt | endocardial cushion defect |
| Endokarenz | endogenous deficiency |
| Endokommensalismus | endocommensalism |
| endokranial | endocranial; intracranial |
| Endokranium | endocranium |
| endokrin | endocrine |
| Endokrinium | endocrine system |
| Endokrinologie | endocrinology |
| Endokrinopathie | endocrinopathy |
| endolaryngeal | endolaryngeal |
| Endolymphe | endolymph |
| endolymphatisch | endolymphatic |
| Endolysin | endolysin |
| endometrial | endometrial |
| Endometriose, Endometriosis | endometriosis. E. externa: e. externa; adenomyosis. E. interna: internal e.; direct e |
| Endometritis | endometritis. E. cervicis uteri: cervical e. E. decidualis: decidual e. E. puerperalis: puerperal e. E. senilis: senile e |
| Endometrium | endometrium |
| Endometriumbiopsie | endometrial biopsy |
| Endomitose | endomitosis |
| Endomorphine | endorphins |
| Endomykose | endomycosis; systemic mycosis |
| Endomyokardfibrose | endomyocardial fibrosis |
| Endomyokarditis | endomyocarditis; myoendocarditis |
| Endomysium | endomysium |
| endonasal | intranasal |
| Endoneurium | endoneurium; Henle's sheath |
| Endoneurolyse | endoneurolysis; hersage; interfascicular neurolysis |
| Endonuclease | endonuclease |
| endonuklear | endonuclear |
| Endoparasit | endoparasite |
| Endopeptidase | endopeptidase |
| Endoperoxid | endoperoxide |
| Endophlebitis | endophlebitis |
| Endophthalmia, Endophthalmitis | endophthalmitis |
| Endophyt | endophyte; entophyte |
| Endophytie | inward growing |
| Endoplasma | endoplasm |
| endoplasmatisches Retikulum | endoplasmic reticulum |
| Endopolyploidie | endopolyploidy |
| Endoprothese | endoprosthesis |
| Endoradiosonde | endoradiosonde; Heidelberg capsule |
| Endorgan | end organ |
| Endorphine | endorphins |
| Endosalpingitis | endosalpingitis |
| Endosepsis | endosepsis |
| Endoskop | endoscope |
| Endoskopie | endoscopy |
| endoskopisch | endoscopic |
| Endosmose | endosmosis |
| Endosonographie | endosonography |
| Endospore | endospore |
| endostal | endosteal |
| Endost(eum) | endosteum |
| Endostose | endostosis |
| Endotenon | endotendineum |
| Endothel | endothelium |
| Endotheliom | endothelioma |
| Endotheliose | endotheliosis |
| endotherm | endothermic; endothermal |
| Endothermie | endothermy |
| Endothrix | endothrix |
| Endotoxikose | endotoxicosis |
| Endotoxin | endotoxin |
| Endotoxinschock | endotoxin shock |
| endotracheal | endotracheal |
| Endotrachealtubus | endotracheal tube |
| endourethral | endo-urethral |
| endovesikal | endovesical |
| endozervikal | endocervical |
| Endozytose | endocytosis |
| Endphalanx | terminal phalanx; distal ph.; phalangette |
| Endplatte, motorische | motor endplate; myoneural junction |
| Endplattenpotential | endplate potential. |
| Endprodukt | end product |
| Endstadium | end-stage; final stage |
| endständig | terminal |
| Endstellungsnystagmus | end-position nystagmus |
| Endstrombahn | terminal vessels; capillary system |
| endsystolisch | endsystolic |
| Endwirt | final host; definitive host |
| End-zu-End-Anastomose | end-to-end anastomosis; terminoterminal a |
| End-zu-Seit-Anastomose | end-to-side anastomosis; terminolateral a |
| Enechema | tinnitus aurium |
| Enema | enema |
| Energetik | energetics |
| Energetika, psychotrope | psychotropic energizers |
| Energie | energy. |
| Energiebilanz | metabolic balance |
| Energiedosis | absorbed dose |
| Energielosigkeit | anenergy |
| Energiequotient | energy quotient |
| Energieumsatz | (basal) energy expenditure |
| Enervierung | enervation |
| En-face-Nische | Barclay's niche |
| Enfluran | enflurane |
| ENG (Elektronystagmographie) | ENG (electronystagmography) |
| eng | narrow; tight |
| Enge | narrowness; stenosis; isthmus |
| Englische Krankheit | rickets; rachitis |
| Engman* Krankheit | Engman's disease |
| Engpaß | isthmus; strait |
| Engpaßsyndrom | compartment syndrome |
| Engramm | engram |
| Engwinkelglaukom | narrow angle glau-coma |
| Enkanthitis | encanthitis |
| Enkapsidation | encapsidation |
| Enkephalin | enkephalin |
| Enkopresis | encopresis |
| Enolase | enolase |
| Enophthalmie, Enophthalmus | enophthalmos |
| Enostose | enostosis |
| ensiformis | ensiform; swordlike |
| Enslin* Trias | Enslin's triad; E.'s syndrome |
| Entamoeba | Entamoeba. E. coli: E. coli. E. histolytica: E. histolytica |
| Entartung | degeneration |
| Entartungsreaktion | reaction of degeneration (RD) |
| entbinden | (to) deliver |
| Entbindung | delivery |
| Entbindungslähmung | 1) des Kindes: birth palsy; Erb's palsy. 2) der Mutter: sciatic nerve syndrome |
| Entblockung | unblocking |
| Entblutungstod | exsanguination |
| Entdeckung | detection |
| Entdifferenzierung | dedifferentiation |
| Enteiweißung | deproteinization |
| Entelechie | entelechy |
| Entenform des Herzens | sabot heart |
| Entengang | duck gait |
| Entenschnabelbruch | Achilles tendon avulsion |
| enteral | enteral |
| entericus | enteric |
| Enteritis | enteritis. E. regionalis: regional enteritis; regional ileitis; Crohn's disease |
| Enteroanastomose | enteroanastomosis |
| Enterobacter | Enterobacter |
| Enterobacteriaceae | Enterobacteriaceae |
| Enterobiasis | enterobiasis |
| Enterobius vermicularis | Enterobius vermicularis; pinworm |
| Enterocele | enterocele |
| enterochromaffin | enterochromaffin |
| Enterococcus | enterococcus |
| Enteroenterostomie | enteroenterostomy |
| Enter(o)epiplozele | enteroepiplocele |
| Enterogastron | enterogastrone |
| enterogen | enterogenous |
| Enteroglucagon | enteroglucagon |
| enterohepatisch | enterohepatic |
| Enterohydrozele | enterohydrocele |
| Enterokarenz | malabsorption syndrome |
| Enterokinase | enterokinase |
| Enterokleisis | enterocleisis |
| Enterokokken | enterococci |
| Enterokolitis | enterocolitis. E. necroticans neonatorum: neonatal necrotizing e. E., pseudomembranöse: pseudomembranous e |
| Enterokolostomie | enterocolostomy |
| Enterokystom | enterocystoma |
| Enterolith | enterolith |
| Enterologie | enterology |
| Enteromphalus | omphalocele |
| Enteromyiasis | enteromyiasis |
| Enteromykose | enteromycosis |
| Enteron | enteron; alimentary canal |
| Enteropathie | enteropathy. E., exsudative: protein-losing e. E., glutenbedingte: gluten-induced e |
| Enteropeptidase | enteropeptidase; enterokinase |
| Enteropexie | enteropexy |
| Enteroptose | enteroptosis |
| Entero(re)zeptor | gut receptor; interoreceptor |
| Enteroskopie | enteroscopy |
| Enterostase | enterostasis |
| Enterostomie | enterostomy |
| Enterotomie | enterotomy |
| Enterotoxikation | enterotoxism; autointoxication; endogenic toxicosis |
| Enterotoxin | enterotoxin |
| enterotrop | enterotropic |
| Enteroviren | enteroviruses; picornaviruses |
| Enterozele | enterocele |
| Enterozoon | enterozoon; intestinal parasite |
| Enterozyste, Enterozystom | enterocyst; enterocystoma |
| Enterozyt | enterocyte |
| Entfaltung | unfolding |
| Entfaltungsknistern, -rasseln | expansion crackling rales |
| Entfärbung | decoloration; depigmentation |
| Entfernung | chir removal; resection |
| Entfettung | degreasing |
| Entfettungskur | reduction diet |
| Entfieberung | defervescence |
| Entfremdung | depersonalization; alienation |
| Entfremdungserlebnis | depersonalization experience |
| Entgiftung | detoxification |
| Entgiftungszentrum | toxicological center |
| Enthaarung | depilation; epilation |
| Enthalpie | enthalpy. E., freie: Gibbs energy |
| Enthaltsamkeit | abstinence |
| Enthelminthen | helminths; intestinal worms |
| Enthemmung | disinhibition |
| Enthirnungsstarre | decerebrate rigidity |
| Enthüllung | uncoating |
| Entität | entity |
| Entjungferung | defloration |
| Entkalkung | decalcification |
| Entkapselung | decapsulation |
| Entkeimung | sterilization |
| Entkernung | denucleation |
| Entkopplung | decoupling |
| Entladung | neur discharge |
| Entlassung | discharge (from hospital) |
| Entlastung | decompression; relief |
| Entlastungsschnitt | relieving incision |
| Entlausung | delousing |
| Entleerung | evacuation |
| Entmannung | emasculation; castration |
| Entmarkung | (Nerven) demyelination; (Knochen) emedullation |
| Entmarkungskrankheit | demyelinating disease |
| Entmischung | segregation; separation |
| Entmündigung | (legal) incapacitation |
| Entmyelinisierung | demyelinization |
| Entnahme | withdrawal; collection |
| Entoblast | entoblast; endoblast |
| Entoderm | entoderm; endoderm |
| Entomologie | entomology |
| Entomophobie | entomophobia |
| Entomophthora | entomophthora |
| Entoplasma | endoplasm |
| entoptisch | entoptic |
| Entoptoskop | entoptoscope |
| entotisch | entotic |
| Entozoon | entozoon |
| Entpersönlichung | depersonalization |
| Entrindung | decortication |
| Entropie | entropy |
| Entropion, Entropium | entropion |
| Entsalzung | desalination |
| Entschädigung | compensation |
| Entschäumer | defrothing agents |
| Entschäumung | despumation |
| Entscheidung | decision |
| Entschleusungskrankheit | caisson disease |
| Entseuchung | disinfection; decontamination |
| Entspannung | relaxation |
| Entspannungsatelektase | relaxation atelectasis |
| Entspannungskollaps | vasodepressor syncope; vasomotor collapse |
| Entspannungszeit | relaxation period |
| Entstellung | deformation; disfiguration |
| Entwässerung | dehydration |
| Entwesung | disinfestation |
| Entwicklung | development; evolution |
| Entwicklungsalter | developmental age |
| Entwicklungsbeschleunigung | accelerated development |
| Entwicklungsgeschichte | ontogenesis |
| Entwicklungstest | developmental test |
| Entwicklungsverzögerung | retardation |
| Entwöhnung | (Drogen) withdrawal; (Kind) weaning; ablactation |
| Entwurzelung | uprooting |
| Entziehung | withdrawal; detoxification |
| Entzügelungshochdruck | neurogenous hypertension |
| entzündlich | inflammatory |
| Entzündung | inflammation. E., eitrige: purulent i.; suppurative i. E., nekrotisierende: necrotic i. E., proliferative = produktive: proliferative i.; hyperplastic i. E., ulzeröse: ulcerative i. |
| Entzündungsbestrahlung | antiphlogistic irradiation |
| entzündungshemmend | antiphlogistic; anti-inflammatory |
| Entzug | withdrawal |
| Entzugsblutung | abstraction hemorrhage; withdrawal bleeding |
| Entzugsdelir | withdrawal delirium |
| Entzugssyndrom | withdrawal syndrome; abstinence syndrome |
| Enucleatio, Enukleation | enucleation |
| Enuresis | enuresis |
| Environtologie | environtology |
| Enzephalitis | encephalitis. E., eitrige: purulent e. E., epidemische: epidemic e. E., parainfektiöse: postinfection e. E., Russische, Frühjahr-Sommer-E.: Russian spring-summer e.; Russian tick-borne e |
| enzephalitisch | encephalitic |
| Enzephalogramm | encephalogram |
| Enzephalographie | encephalography |
| Enzephalomalazie | encephalomalacia; cerebral softening |
| Enzephalomeningitis | encephalomeningitis |
| Enzephalomeningozele | encephalomeningocele; meningoencephalocele |
| Enzephalomyelitis | encephalomyelitis |
| Enzephalomyelographie | encephalomyelography |
| Enzephalomyokarditis, EMC | encephalomyocarditis. E. des Neugeborenen: Coxsackie infection of the newborn; neonatal e |
| Enzephalon | encephalon; brain |
| Enzephalopathie | encephalopathy |
| Enzephalorrhagie | encephalorrhagia; cerebral hemorrhage |
| Enzephaloschisis | encephaloschisis |
| Enzephalose | encephalopathy; cerebrosis |
| Enzephalotomie | encephalotomy |
| Enzephalozele | encephalocele |
| Enzephalozystozele | encephalocystocele |
| Enzootie | enzootic |
| Enzym | enzyme |
| Enzymaktivität | enzyme activity |
| enzymatisch | enzymatic |
| Enzymhemmung, -inhibierung | enzyme inhibition |
| Enzyminduktion | enzyme induction |
| Enzymmuster | enzyme pattern. |
| Enzymogen | proenzyme |
| Enzymopathie | enzymopathy |
| Enzymopenie | enzymopenia; enzyme deficiency |
| Enzymprofil | enzyme mattern |
| Enzymrepression | enzyme repression |
| Enzymurie | enzymuria |
| enzystieren | (to) encyst |
| Eosin | eosin |
| Eosin-Methylenblau-Agar | eosin-methylene blue agar (EMB agar) |
| Eosinopenie | eosinopenia |
| eosinophil | eosinophilic; eosinophilous |
| Eosinophilenleukämie | eosinophilic leukemia |
| Eosinophiler | eosinophilic leukocyte; eosinophile |
| Eosinophilie | eosinophilia. E., persistierende: persistent e. E., tropische: tropical pulmonary e |
| Eosinophiloblast | eosinoblast |
| Ependym | ependyma |
| Ependymitis | ependymitis. E. callosa: sclerosing e. E. granularis: granular e |
| Ependymoblastom | ependymoblastoma |
| Ependymom | ependymoma |
| Ependymzelle | ependymal cell; ependymocyte |
| Ependymzyste | ependymal cyst |
| ephebisch | ephebic; adolescent |
| Ephedrin | ephedrine. |
| Epheliden | ephelides; freckles |
| ephemer | ephemeral |
| Ephemera | ephemeral fever |
| EPH-Gestose, EPH-Syndrom | edema-proteinuria-hypertension gestosis; pre-eclampsia |
| Epiblepharon | epiblepharon |
| epibulbär | epibulbar |
| Epicardium | epicardium |
| Epichrosis | skin discoloration. E. alphosis: albinism. E. ephelis: induced hyperpigmentation. E. leucasmus = E. poecila: vitiligo |
| Epicillin | epicillin |
| Epicondylus | epicondyle |
| Epidemie | epidemic |
| Epidemiologie | epidemiology |
| epidemisch | epidemic |
| epidermal | epidermal |
| Epidermis | epidermis |
| Epidermiszyste | epidermal cyst |
| Epidermitis | epidermitis |
| Epidermodysplasia verruciformis | epidermodysplasia verruciformis; Lewandowsky-Lutz disease |
| Epidermoidzyste | epidermoid cyst |
| Epidermolysis | epidermolysis. E. acuta toxica: toxic epidermal necrolysis. E. bullosa (hereditaria): epidermolysis bullosa (hereditaria) |
| Epidermophyt | epidermophyte |
| Epidermophytie | epidermophytosis |
| Epididymis | epididymis; parorchis |
| Epididymitis | epididymitis |
| Epididymovasektomie | epididymovasectomy |
| epidural | epidural |
| Epiduralanästhesie | epidural anesthesia |
| Epiduralhämatom | epidural hematoma |
| Epiduralraum | epidural space |
| Epiduritis | epidural inflammation |
| epifaszial | epifascial |
| epigastrisch | epigastric |
| Epigastrium | epigastrium |
| epigenetisch | epigenetic |
| Epiglott(id)ektomie | epiglottidectomy |
| Epiglottis | epiglottis |
| Epiglottiskarzinom | carcinoma of the epiglottis |
| Epiglottitis | epiglottitis |
| Epikanthus | epicanthus |
| Epikard | epicardium |
| Epikardia | epicardia |
| Epikarditis | epicardial myocarditis |
| Epikondylitis, Epikondylopathie | epicondylitis |
| Epikondylus | epicondyle |
| Epikranium | epicranium |
| Epikrise | epicrisis |
| epikritisch | epicritic |
| epikutan | epidermal |
| Epikutanprobe | patch test |
| Epilation, Epilierung | epilation; depilation |
| Epilepsia, Epilepsie | epilepsy. E., audiogene oder akustikogene: audiogenic e. E., auditive: auditive-hallucinatory e. E. cursiva: running fits. E., diffuse: diffuse e. E. diurna: daytime e. E., familiäre oder genetische: hereditary e. E., fokale: focal e. E., generalisierte: primary generalized e. E., genuine (endogene, essentielle, idiopathische, kryptogenetische): idiopathic e. E., halluzinatorische: epilepsy with hallucinations. E. major: grand mal e. E. menstrualis: catamenial e. E., metabolische: metabolically induced e. E. minor oder mitior: petit mal absence e. E., myoklonische: myoclonic e. E. nocturna: nocturnal e. E. nonconvulsiva: latent e. E. partialis: partial seizures. E. partialis continua: e. partialis continua; focal motor status epilepticus. E., photogene: photogenic reflex e.; television e. E., psychogene: affect-induced e. E., sensorische: sensory e. E., symptomatische: symptomatic e. E. tarda: late onset e. E. traumatica: (post)traumatic e. E., visuelle: e. with visual manifestations. E., zentrenzephale: centrencephalic e |
| epileptiform | epileptiform |
| epileptisch | epileptic |
| epileptischer Anfall | epileptic seizure |
| epileptoid | epileptoid; epileptiform |
| Epilieren | epilating; depilating |
| Epiloia | epiloia; tuberous sclerosis |
| Epimer | chem epimer; embryol epimere |
| Epimerase | epimerase |
| Epimerie | epimerism |
| Epimysium | epimysium; external perimysium |
| Epinephrin | epinephrine |
| Epinephritis | epinephritis |
| Epinephrom | epinephroma; hypernephroma |
| Epinephros | adrenal gland |
| Epineurium | epineurium |
| Epiorchium | epiorchium |
| Epiphänomen | epiphenomenon |
| Epipharyngitis | epipharyngitis |
| Epipharynx | epipharynx; rhinopharynx; nasopharynx |
| Epiphora | epiphora |
| epiphrenisch | epiphrenic |
| epiphysär | epiphyseal; epiphysial |
| Epiphyse | epiphysis |
| Epiphysektomie | epiphysectomy |
| Epiphysenfuge | epiphyseal cartilage |
| Epiphysenlinie | epiphyseal line |
| Epiphysenlösung | epiphyseolysis |
| Epiphysennekrose | necrosis of epiphysis; epiphyseal necrosis |
| Epiphysenschluß | closure of the growth plate |
| Epiphyseose | epiphysiopathy |
| Epiphysiolyse | epiphysiolysis |
| Epiphysis cerebri | pineal body; pineal gland |
| Epiphysitis | epiphysitis |
| epiploicus | epiploic |
| Epiploitis | epiploitis |
| Epiploon | epiploon; omentum |
| Epiplozele | epiplocele |
| Epipygus | epipygus |
| Epirubicin | epirubicin |
| Episiotomie | episiotomy. |
| Episiozele | episiocele |
| Episklera | episclera |
| Episkleritis | episcleritis |
| Episode | episode |
| Episom | episome |
| Epispadie | epispadias |
| Epistasie, Epistasis | epistasis |
| Epistaxis | epistaxis; nosebleed |
| Episthotonus | emprosthotonus |
| Epitarsus | epitarsus |
| Epithalamus | epithalamus |
| Epithel | epithelium. E., einschichtiges: simple e.; unilaminar e. E., kubisches: cuboidal e. E., mehrschichtiges: stratified e.; laminated e |
| Epithelfasern | tenofibrils; tonofibrils |
| Epithelgrenze | epithelial border |
| epithelial | epithelial |
| Epithelialisierung | epithelialization |
| Epitheliolyse | epitheliolysis |
| Epitheliom(a) | epithelioma. E. basocellulare: basal cell e. E. calcificans Malherbe*: calcifying e. of Malherbe. E. spinocellulare: squamous cell e |
| Epitheliosis | epitheliosis |
| Epithelisierung, Epithelisation | epithelialization; epithelium transplantation |
| Epithelkörperchen | parathyroid (gland) |
| Epithelkörperchenhormon | parathyroid hormone; parathormone |
| epitheloid | epithelioid |
| Epitheloidzelle | epithelioid cell |
| Epithelperlen | horn pearls; epithelial pearls; Epstein's pearls |
| Epithelpfropf | epithelial plug |
| Epithelzelle | epithelial cell |
| Epithelzylinder | epithelial cast |
| Epithelzyste | epithelial cyst |
| Epithese | epiprosthesis |
| Epitop | epitope |
| Epitrochlea | epitrochlea |
| epitympanal | epitympanic |
| Epitympanitis | atticitis |
| Epitympanon | epitympanum; attic |
| Epizoonose | epizoonosis |
| Epizyt | epicyte |
| Eponychium | eponychium |
| Eponym | eponym |
| Epoophoron | epoophoron; Rosenmüller's body; parovarium |
| Epoxid | epoxide; epoxy |
| EPS (extrapyramidalmotorisches System) | extrapyramidal motor system |
| Epsilon-Aminocapronsäure | epsilon-aminocaproic acid |
| EPSP (exzitatorisches postsynaptisches Potential) | EPSP (excitatory postsynaptic potential) |
| Epstein*-Barr* Virus | Epstein-Barr virus |
| EPT (endoskopische Papillotomie) | endoscopic papillotomy |
| Epulis | epulis. E. congenita: congenital e. E. fibro(mato)sa: fibrous e.; epulofibroma. E. gigantocellularis: giant cell e. |
| EQ | 1) Energiequotient: energy quotient. 2) Entwicklungsquotient: development quotient. 3) Eiweißquotient: protein quotient |
| equinus | equine |
| ER (endoplasmatisches Retikulum) | endoplasmic reticulum |
| Eradikation | eradication |
| Erb* Lähmung, E.*-Duchenne-Paralyse | Erb's palsy; E.'s paralysis. E.* Muskelatrophie, -dystrophie: progressive muscular dystrophy. E.* Punkt: E.'s point. E.* Sklerose: E.'s sclerosis. E.* Syndrom: progressive muscular dystrophy. E.*-Charcot* Sy.: E.-Charcot disease/ syndrome. E.*-Landouzy*-Déjerine* Sy.: facioscapulohumeral dystrophy; Landouzy-Déjerine d. E.*-Oppenheim*-Goldflam* Sy.: myasthenia gravis; E.-Goldflam disease. E.* Trias: E.'s triad |
| Erbanlage | genetic traits; hereditary factors |
| Erbgang | inheritance. E., autosomaler: autosomal i. E., dominanter: dominant i. E., gonosomaler: sex-linked i. E., rezessiver: recessive i |
| Erbgrind | favus |
| Erbgut | genotype |
| Erbium | erbium |
| Erbkrankheit | hereditary disease; heredopathia |
| Erblehre | genetics |
| erblich | hereditary; inheritable |
| Erblichkeit | heredity |
| Erblindung | loss of sight; going blind |
| Erbrechen | vomiting; emesis |
| Erbsenbein | pisiform bone |
| ERCP (endoskopische retrograde Cholangiopankreatographie) | ERCP (endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography) |
| Erdalkali | alkaline earth metal (oxide) |
| Erdbeerzunge | strawberry tongue |
| Erde | earth. E., alkalische: alkaline earth. E., seltene: rare e |
| Erdessen | earth eating; geophagia |
| Erdheim* Syndrom | cystic medial necrosis. E.* Tumor: craniopharyngioma |
| Erdmetall | earth metal |
| Erdnußöl | peanut oil; oleum arachidis |
| Erdöl | petroleum; mineral oil |
| Erdphosphat | earthy phosphate |
| Erdrosseln | strangulation |
| Erectio | erection |
| Ereignis | event |
| erektil | erectile |
| Erektion | erection |
| Erektionsreflex | erection reflex |
| Eremophobie | eremophobia |
| erethisch | erethistic; erethismic |
| Erethismus, Erethie | erethism. E. vaginae: vaginismus |
| erfahren | experienced; skilled |
| Erfahrung | experience |
| Erfahrungsheilkunde | empiric treatment; empiricism |
| Erfolg | success |
| Erfolgsorgan | effector organ |
| Erfordernis | demand; requirement |
| Erfordernishochdruck | compensatory hypertension |
| Erforschung | research; investigation |
| Erfrierung | congelation |
| ERG (Elektroretinogramm) | ERG (electroretinogram) |
| ergänzend | supplemental; complementary/complemental |
| Ergänzung | supplement |
| Ergänzungsluft | complemental air; inspiratory reserve volume |
| Ergänzungstest | completion test |
| Ergastoplasma | ergastoplasm |
| Ergebnis | result; findings |
| ergiebig | productive |
| Ergobasin | ergometrine |
| Ergocalciferol | ergocalciferol; vitamin D2 |
| Ergocornin, Ergocristin | ergocristine |
| Ergocryptin, -kryptin | ergocryptine |
| Ergomanie | ergomania |
| Ergometer | ergometer |
| Ergometrie | ergometry |
| Ergometrin | ergometrine; ergonovine |
| Ergonomie | ergonomics |
| Ergonovin | ergonovine |
| Ergosom | ergosome |
| Ergospirometrie | ergospirometry |
| Ergostase | relative steady state |
| Ergosterin, Ergosterol | ergosterol |
| Ergotamin | ergotamine. |
| Ergotamintartrat | ergotamine tartrat |
| Ergotherapie | ergotherapy; occupational therapy |
| Ergothionein | (ergo)thioneine |
| Ergotismus | ergotism |
| Ergotoxin | ergotoxine |
| ergotrop | ergotropic |
| Ergrauen (der Haare) | achromatrichia; canities |
| Erguß | effusion |
| erhaben | eminent |
| Erhängen | hanging |
| Erhaltung | conservation; maintenance |
| Erhaltungsdosis | maintenance dose |
| Erhaltungstherapie | maintenance therapy |
| Erhebung | anat elevation; prominence |
| Erhitzung | heating |
| Erhöhung | increase; anat eminence |
| Erholung | recovery; recuperation |
| erigierbar | erectile |
| erigiert | erect(ed) |
| Erinnerung | memory |
| Erinnerungslücke | memory gap |
| Erinnerungstäuschung | memory fusification |
| Eriodictin | eriodictin |
| Erkältung | (common) cold |
| Erker | acetabulum convexity |
| Erkennung | recognition; identification; diagnosis |
| Erklärung | explanation |
| Erkrankung | illness; disease; disorder. E., meldepflichtige: notifiable disease. E., übertragbare: communicable disease |
| Erkrankungshäufigkeit | morbidity (rate) |
| Erlebnis | experience |
| Erlebnisform, oneiroide | dreamlike state |
| Erlebnisreaktion | emotional reaction |
| Erleichterung | relief |
| Erlenmeyer* Kolben | Erlenmeyer flask. E.*-Kolben-Phänomen: flask deformity |
| Ermüdbarkeit | fatigability |
| Ermüdung | fatigue; tiredness |
| Ermüdungsbruch | fatigue fracture |
| Ermüdungssyndrom | chronic fatigue syndrome; kard effort syndrome |
| Ernährung | nutrition; feeding; alimentation; diet. E., künstliche: artificial alimentation; artificial feeding. E., parenterale: parenteral nutrition |
| Ernährungsbalance | nutritional adequacy |
| Ernährungskrankheit | nutritional disease |
| Ernährungslehre | trophology |
| Ernährungsstörung | trophopathy |
| Ernährungszustand | nutritional condition; nutriture |
| Erneuerung | renewal; revival |
| ernst | serious |
| Erntefieber | harvest fever |
| Erntekrätze | trombiculiasis |
| Erntekrätzemilbe | harvest mite |
| Eröffnung | opening; incision |
| Eröffnungsperiode | first stage of labor; stage of dilatation. |
| Eröffnungswehen | first stage pains |
| erogen | erogenous; erotogenic |
| E-Rosetten | E rosettes |
| Erosio(n) | erosion |
| erosiv(us) | erosive |
| Erotik | erotism; eroticism |
| Erotomanie | erotomania |
| Erotophobie | erotophobia |
| ERPC (endoskopische retrograde Pankreatiko-Cholangiographie) | ERCP (endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography) |
| erraticus | erratic |
| Erregbarkeit | excitability; irritability |
| Erreger | causative agent; germ |
| Erregung | excitement; excitation; stimulation |
| Erregungsausbreitung | spread of stimulus; stimulus conduction |
| Erregungsdauer | duration of activation |
| Erregungsleitungssystem | conduction system (of the heart) |
| Erregungsrückbildung | repolarization |
| Erregungsrückkehr | reentry. |
| Erregungsübertragung | impulse transmission; neural transmission |
| Erröten | flush; blush |
| Ersatz | substitute; replacement; compensation |
| Ersatzrhythmus | escape rhythm |
| Ersatzstoff | surrogate; substitute |
| Ersatzteil | artificial organ |
| Erscheinungsbild, -typ | appearance; phenotype |
| Erscheinungsform | manifestation |
| Erschein(ungs)zeit | appearance time |
| Erschlaffung | relaxation; atony |
| Erschöpfung | exhaustion; prostration |
| Erschöpfungsreaktion | myasthenic reaction |
| Erschöpfungssyndrom | burnout syndrome |
| Erschrecken | panic |
| Erschütterung | concussion; commotion; psych psychic trauma; psychic shock |
| erschweren | (to) aggravate |
| Erstarrung | congelation; freezing |
| Erstarrungspunkt | freezing point |
| Erste Hilfe | first aid |
| Erstgebärende | primipara; para 1 |
| Erstickung | suffocation; asphyxiation |
| Erstickungsanfall | choking (fit) |
| Erstickungs-T | anoxic T(-wave) |
| Erstmanifestation | initial manifestation |
| Ertaubung | loss of hearing; deafness |
| erträglich | endurable; tolerable |
| Ertrag | output |
| Ertrinken | drowning |
| Erucasäure | erucic acid |
| Eruktation | eructation |
| Eruptio(n) | eruption |
| Erwachen | awakening. E., dissoziiertes: sleep paralysis |
| erwachsen | adult |
| Erwachsenendiabetes | non-insulin-dependent diabetes; maturity-onset d |
| Erwärmung | warming; heating |
| Erwärmungsversuch | calefaction test |
| Erwartung | expectation; anticipation |
| Erwartungsangst | anticipatory anxiety |
| erweichend | emollient |
| Erweichung | malacia; softening |
| Erweichungsnekrose | colliquative necrosis |
| Erweiterung | dilatation; ectasia |
| erwerben | (to) acquire |
| Erwerbsfähigkeit | ability to work |
| Erwerbsminderung | incapacitation |
| Erwerbsunfähigkeit | disability |
| erworben | acquired |
| Erwürgen | strangulation |
| Ery (Erythrozyt) | RBC (red blood cell) |
| Erysipel | erysipelas |
| Erysipelas migrans | migrant erysipelas |
| Erysipeloid | erysipeloid |
| Erysipelothrix | Erysipelothrix |
| Erythem(a) | erythema. E. anulare (centrifugum): e. annulare; Darier's disease. E. arthriticum epidemicum: Haverhill fever. E. chronicum migrans: e. chronicum migrans; Lyme disease. E. exsudativum multiforme: e. multiforme; Stevens-Johnson syndrome. E. gluteale (infantum): diaper rash. E. induratum (Bazin*): e. induratum; Bazin's disease. E. infectiosum: e. infectiosum; fifth disease. E. nodosum (Hebra*): e. nodosum (syndrome). E. subitum: roseola infantum; exanthema subitum |
| Erythematodes | lupus erythematosus |
| erythematös | erythematous |
| Erythemdosis | erythema dose |
| Erythrämie | erythremia; polycythemia vera. E., akute: acute erythremia; erythroleukemia |
| Erythralgie | erythralgia |
| Erythrasma | erythrasma |
| Erythrit | erythritol |
| Erythroblast | erythroblast |
| Erythroblastenanämie | erythroblastic anemia; thalassemia major; Cooley's anemia |
| Erythroblastom | erythroblastoma |
| Erythroblastopenie | erythroblastopenia |
| Erythroblastose | erythroblastosis; erythroblastemia. E., fetale: erythroblastosis fetalis |
| Erythrochromie | erythrochromia |
| Erythroderm(i)a, Erythrodermie | erythroderm(i)a. E. exfoliativa: exfoliative dermatitis; Leiner's disease. E. ichthyosiformis cum eruptione pemphigoide: bullous congenital ichthyosiform e |
| Erythrodontie | erythrodontia |
| Erythrokatalyse | erythrokatalysis |
| Erythrokeratodermia | erythrokeratodermia |
| Erythrokinetik | erythrokinetics |
| Erythroklasie | erythroclasis; mechanical hemolysis |
| Erythroleukämie, Erythroleuko(blasto)se | erythroleukemia; erythroleukosis |
| Erythrolyse | erythrolysis |
| Erythrom | Duret microhemorrhage |
| Erythromelalgie | erythromelalgia |
| Erythromelie | erythromelia |
| Erythromycin | erythromycin. |
| Erythron | erythron |
| Erythroparasit | erythroparasite |
| Erythrophage | erythrophage |
| Erythroplakie | erythroplasia |
| Erythroplasie Queyrat* | erythroplasia of Queyrat |
| Erythropoese | erythropoiesis. |
| Erythropoetin | erythropoietin |
| erythropoetisch | erythropoietic |
| Erythroprosopalgie | erythroprosopalgia |
| Erythropsie, Erythropie | erythropsia |
| Erythropsin | erythropsin; rhodopsin |
| Erythrose | erythrosis |
| Erythrotrichie | redhairedness |
| Erythrozyanose | erythrocyanosis |
| Erythrozyt | erythrocyte; red blood cell |
| Erythrozytenantikörper | erythrocyte antibody |
| Erythrozytenkonzentrat, -konserve | red blood cell concentrate |
| Erythrozytenresistenz | erythrocyte resistance; e. fragility |
| Erythrozytenschatten, -stroma | ghost corpuscle; phantom corpuscle |
| Erythrozytensenkungsgeschwindigkeit | erythrocyte sedimentation rate (ESR) |
| Erythrozytenvolumen | mean corpuscular volume (MCV) |
| Erythrozytenzählung | red blood count |
| Erythrozytenzylinder | red blood cell cast; erythrocyte cast |
| Erythrozytopenie | erythrocytopenia |
| Erythrozytopoese | erythrocytopoiesis |
| Erythrozytose | erythrocytosis; polycythemia |
| Erythrozyturie | erythrocyturia |
| Erythrurie | erythruria |
| Es | id |
| Escharotomie | escharotomy |
| Escherichia coli | Escherichia (E.) coli; colibacillus |
| Eserin | eserine; physostigmine |
| Esmarch* Binde | Esmarch's bandage; E.'s tourniquet. E.*(-Heiberg*) Handgriff: E.-Heiberg maneuver |
| Esophorie | esophoria; esotropia |
| esoterisch | esoteric |
| eßbar | edible |
| Essen | eating |
| Essentia | essence |
| essentiell | essential |
| Essenz | essence |
| Esser* Plastik | Esser's graft |
| Essig | vinegar |
| Essigsäure | acetic acid; ethanoic acid |
| essigsaure Tonerde | Burow's solution; aluminum acetate solution |
| Eßlöffel | table spoon |
| Eßstörung | eating disorder |
| Ester | ester |
| Esterase | esterase |
| Esterasehemmer | esterase blocker |
| Esthiomène | esthiomene |
| Estradiol | estradiol |
| Estren*-Dameshek* Syndrom | Estren-Dameshek syndrome |
| ESWL (extrakorporale Stoßwellenlithotripsie) | ESWL (extracorporeal shock-wave lithotripsy) |
| Etacrynsäure | ethacrynic acid. |
| Etagennaht | layered suture |
| Eta-Zelle | eta-cell |
| Ethambutol | ethambutol |
| Ethanol | ethanol; ethyl alcohol |
| Ether | ether |
| Ethik | ethics |
| Ethinylestradiol | ethinyl estradiol |
| Ethisteron | ethisterone |
| Ethmoid | ethmoid (bone) |
| ethmoidalis, ethmoide(u)s | ethmoid; ethmoidal |
| Ethmoidektomie | ethmoidectomy |
| Ethmoiditis | ethmoiditis |
| ethnisch | ethnic |
| Ethnologie | ethnology |
| Ethologie | ethology |
| Ethylendiamintetraessigsäure, EDTA | ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid (EDTA) |
| Etidocain | etidocaine |
| Etikettierung | labeling |
| Etilefrin | etilefrine |
| Etofibrat | etofibrate |
| Etofyllinclofibrat | etophylline clofibrate |
| Etomidat | etomidate |
| Etretinat | etretinate |
| EU | 1) Erwerbsunfähigkeit: disability. 2) Extrauteringravidität: extrauterine pregnancy |
| Eubacterium | Eubacterium |
| Eubiotik | eubiotics |
| Eubolismus | eubolism |
| Euchromatin | euchromatin |
| Euchromatopsie | euchromatopsia |
| Euchromosom | euchromosome |
| Euergie | euergasia |
| Eugenik | eugenics |
| eugenische Indikation | eugenic indication |
| Euglobulin | euglobulin |
| Euglykämie | euglycemia |
| Eugnathie | eugnathia |
| eugonisch | eugonic |
| Eukalyptusöl | eucalyptus oil |
| Eukapnie | eucapnia |
| Eukaryot | eukaryote |
| Eukinesie | eukinesia |
| Eulenaugenzelle | Aschoff's cell; megalocyte |
| Eulenburg* Syndrom | Eulenburg's disease; congenital paramyotonia |
| Eumenorrhö | eumenorrhea |
| Eumycetes, Eumycota, Eumyzeten | Eumycetes |
| Eunuch | eunuch |
| Eunuchismus | eunuchism |
| Eunuchoidismus | eunuchoidism |
| Eupepsie | eupepsia |
| Euphorica, Euphoretika | euphoretics; euphoriant agents |
| Euphorie | euphoria |
| Euploidie | euploidy |
| Eupnoe | eupnea |
| Eupraxie | eupraxia |
| Eurhythmie | eurhythmia; normal (healthy) rhythm |
| Europium (Eu) | europium (Eu) |
| Eury- | eury-; broad |
| Eustachio* Kanal, Eu.* Röhre | eustachian tube. Eu.* Klappe: eustachian valve |
| Euthanasie | euthanasia |
| Euthymie | euthymia |
| euthyreot | euthyroid |
| Eutokie | eutocia |
| Eutonie | eutonicity; eutonia |
| eutopisch | eutopic |
| eutrophisch | eutrophic |
| Evagination | evagination |
| Evakuation | evacuation |
| Evans* Blau | Evans blue |
| Evans*(-Fisher*) Syndrom | Evans syndrome |
| Evans*-Lloyd//Thomas* Syndrom | suspended heart syndrome |
| Evaporieren | evaporation |
| Eventration | eventration |
| Eversio, Eversion | eversion |
| Evidement | evidement |
| Eviratio | eviration |
| Evisceratio, Eviszeration | evisceration. |
| Evolution | evolution |
| evozierte Potentiale | evoked responses. e. P., akustische: auditory e. r. e. P., somatosensorische: somatosensory e. r. e. P., visuelle: visual e. r |
| Evulsio | evulsion |
| Ewart* Zeichen | Pins' sign |
| Ewing* Sarkom | Ewing's sarcoma |
| Exacerbatio | exacerbation |
| Exanthem(a) | exanthema. E. subitum: e. subitum; roseola infantum |
| exanthematicus, exanthematisch | exanthematous |
| Exarticulatio, Exartikulation | exarticulation |
| Exazerbation | exacerbation; aggravation |
| Excavatio | excavation. E. disci: e. of optic nerve. E. rectovesicalis: rectovesical e |
| Excisio | excision |
| Excitatio | excitation |
| Exclusio | exclusion |
| Exenteration | exenteration |
| exergon(isch) | exergonic |
| Exfoliation | exfoliation |
| exfoliativ | exfoliative |
| Exhairese | exeresis |
| Exhalation | exhalation |
| Exhaustio | exhaustion |
| Exhibitionismus | exhibitionism |
| Exhumierung | exhumation; disinterment |
| existentiell | existential |
| Existenz | existence |
| Exitus | exitus; death |
| Exkavation | excavation |
| Exklusion | exclusion |
| Exkochleation | excochleation |
| Exkoriation | excoriation |
| Exkrement | excrement |
| Exkret | excretion; excreta |
| Exkretion | excretion |
| exkretorisch | excretory |
| Exkursion | excursion |
| Exkurvation | excurvation |
| Exner* Reflex | Exner's needle reflex |
| Exoenzym | exoenzyme |
| exogen | exogenous |
| exokrin | exocrine |
| Exokrinopathie | exocrinopathy |
| Exomphalos, Exomphalozele | exomphalos |
| Exomphalos-Makroglossie-Gigantismus-Syndrom | Beckwith-Wiedemann syndrome |
| Exon | exon |
| Exonuclease | exonuclease |
| Exopathie | exopathy |
| Exopeptidase | exopeptidase |
| Exopexie | exopexy |
| Exophorie | exophoria |
| Exophthalmus, Exophthalmie, Exophthalmos | exophthalmos; exophthalmia. E., endokriner: Grave's ophthalmopathy; endocrine e. E., maligner: malignant e |
| Exophthalmus-produzierender Faktor | exophthalmos-producing factor |
| exophytisch | exophytic |
| Exosmose | exosmosis |
| Exostose, Exostosis | exostosis. E., multiple kartilaginäre: multiple cartilaginous e |
| exotherm | exothermic |
| Exotoxin | exotoxin |
| Exotropie | exotropia |
| Exozytose | exocytosis |
| Expansion | expansion |
| expansiv | expansive |
| Expectorantia, Expektoranzien | expectorants |
| Expektoration, Expektorieren | expectoration |
| Expellatio | expulsion |
| Experiment | experiment |
| Explantat | explant |
| Explantation | explantation |
| Exploratio(n) | exploration |
| explorativ | exploratory |
| Explosion | explosion |
| explosiv | explosive |
| Exponent | exponent |
| exponentiell | exponential |
| Exposition | exposure |
| Expositionstest | (allergen) challenge |
| Expressio | expression |
| expressiv | expressive |
| Expressivität | expressivity |
| exprimieren | (to) express |
| Expulsion | expulsion |
| expulsiv | expulsive |
| Exsiccantia, Exsikkanzien | exsiccants |
| Exsikkation | exsiccation; desiccation |
| Exsikkose | exsiccosis; desiccation; dehydration |
| exspektativ | expectant |
| Exspiratio(n) | expiration |
| exspiratorisch | expiratory |
| Exspirium | expirium; expiratory phase |
| Exstirpation | extirpation |
| Exstrophie | exstrophy; ecstrophy |
| Exsudat | exudate |
| Exsudation | exudation |
| Exsudationszyste | exudation cyst |
| exsudativ | exudative |
| Extension | extension; traction. |
| Extensionsapparat | traction device; tractor |
| Extensionsbett | traction bed |
| Extensionsbügel | traction bow |
| Extensionsdraht | traction wire |
| Extensionskorsett | hyperextension orthosis |
| Extensionsnagel | extension pin; Steinmann pin |
| Extensionsschiene | extension splint |
| Extensionstisch | traction table |
| Extensor | extensor |
| Extensorenreflex | extensor reflex |
| exterior, -ius | exterior; external |
| Externa | external agents |
| extero(re)zeptiv | exteroceptive |
| Extero(re)zeptor | exteroceptor |
| Extinktion | extinction |
| Extinktionskoeffizient | extinction coefficient |
| Extorsion | extorsion |
| extraartikulär | extra-articular |
| extrabulbär | extrabulbar |
| extrachromosomal | extrachromosomal |
| Extractum | extract |
| extradural(is) | extradural; epidural |
| extraembryonal | extraembryonic |
| Extrahieren | extraction |
| extrakapsulär | extracapsular |
| extrakardial | extracardiac |
| extrakorporal | extracorporeal |
| extrakranial | extracranial |
| Extrakt | extract |
| Extraktion | extraction |
| extramedullär | extramedullary |
| extranukleär | extranuclear |
| Extraperitonealisierung | extraperitonealization |
| extrapulmonal | extrapulmonary |
| extrapyramidales Syndrom | extrapyramidal syndrome |
| Extrasystole | extrasystole; premature beat; escape beat. E., infranodale: infranodal e. E., interpolierte: interpolated e. E., nodale: nodal e. E., sinusale: sinus e. E., ventrikuläre: ventricular e. |
| extrauterin | extrauterine |
| Extravasat | extravasate |
| extravaskulär | extravascular |
| extravertiert | extrovert |
| extravesikal | extravesical |
| extrazellulär, -lar | extracellular |
| Extrazellularflüssigkeit | extracellular fluid (ECF) |
| Extrazellularraum | extracellular space |
| Extremität | extremity; limb |
| Extremitätenableitungen | limb leads; standard leads |
| Extremitätenlähmung | acroparalysis |
| Extremitas | extremity |
| Extrinsic-Faktor | extrinsic factor; cyanocobalamin |
| Extrusion | extrusion |
| Extubation, Extubieren | extubation |
| exuberans | exuberant |
| Exulceratio, Exulzeration | ulceration |
| E-vacuo-Blutung | hemorrhage e vacuo |
| Exvagination | evagination |
| exzentrisch | eccentric |
| Exzeß | excess |
| exzessiv | excessive |
| Exzidieren, Exzision | excision |
| Exzitation | excitement; excitation |
| Exzitationsstadium | excitation state |
| E-Zelle, Erythematodes-Zelle | L.E. cell (lupus erythematosus cell) |
| EZR (Extrazellularraum) | EC space (extracellular space) |
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