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sự mất cảm giác(y học) sự gây mê, sự gây têDefinition of anaesthesia
anaesthesianoun
gây tê
/ˌænəsˈθiːziə//ˌænəsˈθiːʒə/The word "anaesthesia" is derived from the Greek words "ana" meaning "up" or "without", and "aisthesi" meaning "sensation" or "feeling". The word was coined in the 17th century to describe the loss of sensation or feeling, particularly in relation to surgical procedures. The term was first used by the English physician Thomas Sydenham in 1677, who used it to describe the condition of being "without sensation" or "insensible to pain". Over time, the meaning of the word expanded to encompass not only the absence of pain but also the loss of consciousness, awareness, or sensation during surgical procedures. Today, the term "anaesthesia" is used to describe the medical specialty that focuses on inducing a state of insensitivity or unconsciousness in patients for surgical or other medical procedures.
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sự mất cảm giác
(y học) sự gây mê, sự gây tê
danh từsự mất cảm giác(y học) sự gây mê, sự gây tênamespace
the use of anaesthetics during medical operations
việc sử dụng thuốc gây mê trong các ca phẫu thuật y tế
Example:
- surgery carried out under anaesthesia
phẫu thuật được thực hiện dưới gây mê
the state of being unable to feel anything, especially pain
trạng thái không thể cảm thấy bất cứ điều gì, đặc biệt là đau đớn
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