angiolymphatic (C1)
adjective
Pronunciation: /ˌændʒi.oʊ.lɪmˈfæd.ɪk/
Definition
Relating to or involving both the blood vessels (angio-) and the lymphatic vessels (-lymphatic), which are crucial for circulation and the immune system.
Examples
The biopsy revealed angiolymphatic invasion, a concerning sign for the patient's prognosis.
Researchers studied the angiolymphatic pathways to understand how cancer cells metastasize.
How to Use angiolymphatic
- angiolymphatic invasion (collocation)
- The spread of cells into the angiolymphatic system, often used in cancer diagnosis. — "The pathologist confirmed angiolymphatic invasion in the surgical specimen."
- angiolymphatic system (collocation)
- The combined network of blood and lymphatic vessels. — "Understanding the angiolymphatic system is key to treating many diseases."
- angiolymphatic pathways (collocation)
- The routes or channels through which substances travel in the angiolymphatic system. — "The study focused on identifying the angiolymphatic pathways involved in drug delivery."
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