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Definitions from the WebIschemicDefinition:Ischemic refers to a condition or disease caused by a lack of blood supply to a certain body part or organ, usually due to a blockage in the blood vessels. Part of Speech:Adjective Senses:1. Pertaining to ischemia: Relating to or characterized by ischemia. Example sentence: The patient suffered from ischemic heart disease, which caused recurring chest pain. 2. Causing ischemia: Capable of producing or leading to ischemia. Example sentence: The surgeon had to remove the ischemic tissue in the leg to restore blood flow to the area. Usages:1. Ischemic stroke: A type of stroke that occurs when a blood clot blocks an artery supplying blood to the brain. Example sentence: He experienced weakness in his right arm and slurred speech, indicating he might have had an ischemic stroke. 2. Ischemic colitis: Inflammation and damage of the colon due to reduced blood flow. Example sentence: The doctor recommended a low-fiber diet to manage the symptoms of ischemic colitis. 3. Ischemic optic neuropathy: A condition where the optic nerve does not receive sufficient blood supply. Example sentence: The patient's sudden loss of vision in one eye was diagnosed as ischemic optic neuropathy. Related Products: | ||||
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