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tophus
tophus (ˈtəʊfəs) Also 6–7 tofus, 7 tophis, -as. pl. ‖ tophi; also 7 tophy, tophoes, tophuses, tofusses. [a. L. tōphus, better tōfus, a general name for loose porous stones of various kinds, whence It. tufo (also tofo in Florio, ‘a kind of soft, crumbling, or mouldring stone, to build withall’), Fr. ... Oxford English Dictionary
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Tophus
A tophus (Latin: "stone", : tophi) is a deposit of monosodium urate crystals, in people with longstanding high levels of uric acid (urate) in the blood These coated crystals then persist in tissues as a foreign body granuloma constituting gouty tophus. wikipedia.org
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tophus in Chinese - tophus meaning in Chinese - ichacha.net
tophus in Chinese : :痛风结节…. click for more detailed Chinese translation, meaning, pronunciation and example sentences.
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tophus in Chinese - tophus meaning in Chinese - ichacha.net
C'est alors que l'on peut constater la présence de tophus.; Il diminue le taux d'acide urique et le volume des tophus.; Les tophus sont les dépôts d'urates de sodium dans le tissu sous-cutané.; Un tophus - tophi au pluriel - est un dépôt sous-cutané de cristaux d'acide urique entouré de cellules inflammatoires.
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tophaceous
tophaceous, a. (təʊˈfeɪʃəs) [ad. L. tōf-, tōphāce-us, f. tophus: see -aceous.] 1. Of the nature of tophus or toph; sandy, gritty; rough, stony.1672 Phil. Trans. VII. 4064 It is scabrous or rough, sand⁓like, although the substance is Tophaceous. 1692 Ray Disc. ii. iv. (1732) 128 The Tophaceous Hills ... Oxford English Dictionary
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Sant'Ippolito (hill)
burial without cremation or with a partial cremation and was used during the Roman Age and the Medieval period; the dead was placed in a grave dug in tophus wikipedia.org
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tophous
† ˈtophous, a. Obs. [ad. rare L. tōph-, tōfōsus, f. tophus, tōfus: see -ous.] Of the nature of a stony or calcareous concretion: a. in the body, b. in deposits from springs, etc. (cf. next).1634 T. Johnson Parey's Chirurg. xix. iii. (1678) 432 You shall find them [pustules] stuffed with a certain pl... Oxford English Dictionary
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toph
▪ I. toph1, tophe Now rare. (təʊf) [ad. L. tōph-us, more correctly tōf-us: see tophus.] 1. Usually toph stone: Travertin, or other soft stone: = tophus 1.a 1552 Leland Itin. VI. 72 A Quarre of Tophe Stone by Driselege, wherof much of the Castelle was buildid. 1577 Harrison England iii. xv. (1878) ii... Oxford English Dictionary
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Gout
Synovial fluid A definitive diagnosis of gout is based upon the identification of monosodium urate crystals in synovial fluid or a tophus. wikipedia.org
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tophic
tophic, a. (ˈtəʊfɪk) [f. toph-us + -ic.] Of the nature of toph or tophus; tophaceous.1789 J. Williams Min. Kingd. II. 383 There are great quantities of the concreted substance called tufa in many parts of Scotland... The process of nature, in the formation of this tophic substance, is to be explaine... Oxford English Dictionary
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tofus
tofus variant of tophus. Oxford English Dictionary
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Correlation between dietary patterns and gouty tophus in patients with ...
Correlation between dietary patterns and gouty tophus in patients with gout in Guangxi: ZHU Geng-yun *, WU Xing-hua, ZHOU Wei-wen, CHEN Yu-zhu, LI Zhong-you, XIONG Run-song,QIN Qiu-lan, LI Xiao-peng, HUANG Li-na, ZHU Ting, WEI Hui-yan, TANG Zhen-zhu * Department of Nutrition and Food Hygiene, School of Public Health, Guangxi Medical University, Nanning, Guangxi 530021, China www.syyfyx.com
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Green Tophus Beads Necklace from Qing清代綠松石回紋珠項鏈－【Deal Price Picture】
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tuff
▪ I. tuff, n. Geol. (tʌf) Forms: 6 tuph, 7–8 (9 dial.) tuft, (8 tufft), 7– tuff, (9 tuf). [ad. 16th c. F. tufe, tuffe, (R. Estienne) tuf, Cotgr. tuf, tuffe, ad. It. tufo ‘a kind of soft, crumbling, or mouldring stone to build withall’ (Florio):—L. tōfus, tophus, q.v. The change of gender in obs. F. ... Oxford English Dictionary
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tufa
tufa Geol. (ˈtuːfə, ˈtjuːfə) Also 8–9 tuffa, 9 tufo, tupha. [a. It. tufa, tufo:—L. tōfus, tōphus: see tophus; cf. tuff n.] 1. A generic name for porous stones, formed of pulverulent matter consolidated and often stratified. (See Note s.v. tuff n. 1.)1777 G. Forster Voy. round World I. 586 The stone ... Oxford English Dictionary
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