fibroid

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英[ˈfaɪbrɔɪd]美[ˈfaɪbrɔɪd]

adj. 纤维性的

n. （通常长在子宫壁上的）纤维瘤

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1.The results showed that the major immune organ in the carp was the head kidney. The surface of the head kidney was covered with a thin layer of fibroid connective tissue capsule.

结果表明，头肾是鲤鱼的主要免疫器官，表面覆盖有一薄层纤维结缔组织性被膜，未见明显的小梁。

2.The results showed that the major immune organ in the carp was the head kidney. The surface of the head kidney was covered with a thin layer of fibroid connective tissue capsule.

结果表明，头肾是鲤鱼的主要免疫器官，表面覆盖有一薄层纤维结缔组织性被膜，未见明显的小梁。

3.Because the effects of UFE on fertility are not yet known, the ideal candidate is a woman with symptoms from fibroid tumors who no longer wishes to become pregnant.

因为UFE在育龄妇女的副作用方面还未知，因此理想的病人应该是不希望再怀孕的妇女。

4.MRI could distinguish porstradiotherapy lung fibroid masses from carcinoma recurrence and pulmonary neoplasm from obstructive atelectasis.

MRI可辨别肺癌放疗后纤维化抑或肿瘤复发，区分肺门癌块与阻塞性肺不张；

5.Conclusions as a minimal invasive surgery, UAE can reduce fibroid volume and relief clinical symptoms significantly.

结论作为一种微创手术，UAE可有效缩小肌瘤的体积，并明显缓解临床症状。

6.We report an unusual case of inflammatory fibroid polyp presenting with chronic anemia.

我们报告一个以贫血为表现的炎性纤维息肉的病例。

7.Pyomyoma is thought to result from bacterial seeding of a necrotic fibroid.

脓肌瘤被认为是坏疽性纤维瘤细菌播散的结果。

8.It is a rare complication of fibroid disease.

是纤维样肌瘤的一种非常少见的并发症。

9.I removed the fibroid tumours, using the techniques that I have perfected.

我用我完善过的技术切除了这些纤维瘤。

10.The doctor explained that the fibroid 纤维瘤 was benign and not a cause for concern.

医生解释说这个纤维瘤 纤维瘤是良性的，不用担心。

11.Many women with fibroids 纤维瘤 experience heavy menstrual bleeding.

许多有纤维瘤 纤维瘤的女性会经历月经量过多。

12.Surgical options are available for those who have large fibroids 纤维瘤 causing pain.

对于那些有大纤维瘤 纤维瘤导致疼痛的人，有外科手术选项可供选择。

13.An ultrasound can help diagnose the presence of fibroids 纤维瘤 in the uterus.

超声波可以帮助诊断子宫内是否存在纤维瘤 纤维瘤。

14.Some women may not show any symptoms despite having fibroids 纤维瘤.

尽管有纤维瘤 纤维瘤，一些女性可能不会出现任何症状。

作文

Fibroids are non-cancerous growths that develop in or on the uterus. They are also known as uterine leiomyomas or myomas. These growths can vary in size, shape, and location, and they can cause a range of symptoms or may remain asymptomatic. Understanding fibroids is essential for women’s health, as they are quite common among women of reproductive age. In this essay, we will explore what fibroid (纤维瘤) is, its causes, symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment options available for those affected by them. Firstly, it is important to recognize the different types of fibroids (纤维瘤). They can be classified based on their location within the uterus. Intramural fibroids (纤维瘤) grow within the muscular wall of the uterus, while submucosal fibroids (纤维瘤) protrude into the uterine cavity. Subserosal fibroids (纤维瘤), on the other hand, extend outward from the outer surface of the uterus. Each type can present unique symptoms and challenges for diagnosis and treatment. The exact cause of fibroids (纤维瘤) is still not completely understood, but several factors may contribute to their development. Hormones, particularly estrogen and progesterone, play a significant role in the growth of fibroids (纤维瘤). Genetics may also influence their formation, as women with a family history of fibroids (纤维瘤) are at a higher risk. Other factors like obesity, diet, and lifestyle choices may also impact the likelihood of developing these growths. Symptoms of fibroids (纤维瘤) can vary significantly. Some women experience heavy menstrual bleeding, prolonged periods, or spotting between periods. Others may suffer from pelvic pain, pressure, or discomfort. In some cases, fibroids (纤维瘤) can lead to complications such as anemia due to heavy blood loss or urinary issues if they press against the bladder. It is crucial for women experiencing these symptoms to consult a healthcare provider for proper evaluation and diagnosis. Diagnosing fibroids (纤维瘤) typically involves a pelvic exam, ultrasound, or MRI to visualize the growths and assess their size and location. Once diagnosed, treatment options can be discussed based on the severity of the symptoms and the individual’s health goals. For women with mild symptoms, monitoring the fibroids (纤维瘤) may be sufficient, as they can shrink after menopause when hormone levels decline. For those with more severe symptoms, treatment options may include medication to manage pain or heavy bleeding, hormonal therapies to shrink the fibroids (纤维瘤), or surgical interventions. Surgical options range from minimally invasive procedures like laparoscopic myomectomy to more extensive surgeries like hysterectomy, which involves removing the uterus entirely. The choice of treatment depends on various factors, including the woman’s age, desire for future fertility, and overall health. In conclusion, fibroids (纤维瘤) are common non-cancerous growths that can significantly impact a woman's quality of life. Understanding their nature, symptoms, and treatment options is vital for those affected. Women should feel empowered to seek medical advice and explore their options if they suspect they have fibroids (纤维瘤). By doing so, they can take control of their health and make informed decisions about their care.