acidosis — acidose, zuurvergiftiging - alkalosis - anchylosis, ancylosis, ankylosis — gewrichtsverstijving - arteriectasia, arteriectasis - asynergia, asynergy - asystole, cardiac arrest, cardiopulmonary arrest, heart failure — hartstilstand - diverticulosis - flux - fluorosis - gammaglobulinopathy, gammopathy - glossolalia - angiopathy - aphagia - stenosis, stricture - atherogenesis - ascites - azymia - bacteremia, bacteriaemia, bacteriemia - induration, scleroma, sclerosis — induratie, sclerose, verkalking, weefselverharding - lipomatosis - calculus, gravel, lithiasis, stone — steen, steengruis - cartilaginification - cyst — blaas, cyste, watergezwel - adenomyohyperplasia, adenomyometritis, adenomyosis, adenomyosis uteri, endometriosis, endometriosis interna, endometriosis uterina, stromal adenomyosis, uterine adenomyosis - adhesion — wegcontact, wegligging - bronzed diabetes, hemochromatosis, iron overload, iron-storage disease - infarct, infarction — infarct - macrocytosis - fibrosis — fibrose - malacia - mastopathy, mazopathy - neuropathy, neurosis — neurose, zenuwziekte - myopathy - osteoporosis — botontkalking, ontkalking, osteoporose - priapism - demineralisation, demineralization - pyorrhea, pyorrhoea — ettering - azotaemia, azotemia, uraemia, uremia — niervergiftiging, uremie - azoturia - lesion - lymphadenopathy - gangrene, slough, sphacelus - hyperbilirubinaemia, hyperbilirubinemia - palilalia - reflux, splatter excessive drawback, splatter-excessive drawn-back - otorrhea - rhinopathy - hydronephrosis, nephrohydrosis, nephrydrosis, uronephrosis - atelectasis - anoxemia - coprolalia - autoimmunity - disfunction, dysfunction — dysergie, dysfunctie - sarcoidosis - carotenemia, xanthemia - stasis - uropathy - varicosis - viraemia, viremia - volvulus - arthropathy[Spéc.]

anatomopathologist, diagnostician, pathologist — diagnosticus, patholoog, patholoog-anatome, patholoog-anatoom, patoloog-anatome, patoloog-anatoom[Dérivé]

diseased, morbid, pathologic, pathological — kwaal, pathisch, pathologisch, patisch, patologisch, ziek, ziekelijk, ziekte[Rel.App.]

pathologie (n.f.) • pathology (n.)