| syndrome | particular group of symptoms that appear together and characterize a particular disease or disorder (Medicine) | en | (isim) | en |
| syndrome | a complex of concurrent things; "every word has a syndrome of meanings" a pattern of symptoms indicative of some disease | en | en |
| syndrome | a pattern of symptoms indicative of some disease | en | en |
| syndrome | Concurrence | en | en |
| syndrome | a complex of concurrent things; "every word has a syndrome of meanings" | en | en |
| syndrome | A syndrome is a medical condition that is characterized by a particular group of signs and symptoms. Irritable bowel syndrome seems to affect more women than men see also Down's syndrome, premenstrual syndrome | en | en |
| syndrome | You can refer to an undesirable condition that is characterized by a particular type of activity or behaviour as a syndrome. It's a bit like the exam syndrome where you write down everything you know regardless of what has been asked. acquired immunodeficiency syndrome severe acute respiratory syndrome battered woman syndrome carpal tunnel syndrome chronic fatigue syndrome Cushing syndrome Down syndrome fetal alcohol syndrome Gulf War syndrome irritable bowel syndrome Klinefelter syndrome Korsakoff syndrome Marfan syndrome polycystic ovary syndrome Stein Leventhal syndrome premenstrual syndrome respiratory distress syndrome Reye syndrome sudden infant death syndrome Tourette syndrome toxic shock syndrome Turner syndrome | en | en |
| syndrome | a collection of traits, health problems, and/or birth defects in an individual which usually has a single underlying cause | en | en |
| syndrome | meaning a group of signs and symtpoms that occur together and characterize a particular abnormality | en | en |
| syndrome | A group of signs or symptoms characteristic of a particular disease | en | en |
| syndrome | The group or recognizable pattern of symptoms or abnormalities that indicate a particular trait or disease | en | en |
| syndrome | A collection of characteristics that occur together | en | en |
| syndrome | A group of signs and symptoms that occur together and characterize a particular abnormality | en | en |
| syndrome | A collection of symptoms that characterize a specific disease or condition | en | en |
| syndrome | A recognizable pattern or group of multiple signs, symptoms or malformations that characterize a particular condition; syndromes are thought to arise from a common origin and result from more than one developmental error during fetal growth | en | en |
| syndrome | A set of signs or series of events occurring together that often point to a single disease or condition as the cause [113] | en | en |
| syndrome | Group of signs and symptoms that together are known or presumed to characterize a disorder | en | en |
| syndrome | A set of signs or a series of events occurring together that make up a disease or health problem | en | en |
| syndrome | A set of signs and symptoms that occur together often enough to constitute a specific condition or entity | en | en |
| syndrome | symptoms and signs that characterize a specific abnormality | en | en |
| syndrome | Generally, a number of characteristics, features, events or behaviours that seem to go with each other or are believed to be coordinated or interrelated in some way More specifically, in medicine and clinical psychology, a cluster of characteristics or symptoms which tend to occur together and be indicative of a specific disorder or abnormality | en | en |
| syndrome | A symptom complex characteristic of a particular abnormality | en | en |
| syndrome | – A combination of signs and/or symptoms that form a distinct clinical picture indicative of a particular disorder | en | en |
| syndrome | refers to a constellation of signs (what the examiner sees) and symptoms (what the patient reports) that recur regularly in clinical populations | en | en |
| syndrome | A complex of symptoms; a set of symptoms which occur together | en | en |
| syndrome | a set of symptoms that occur together | en | en |
| syndrome | A set of symptoms and/or signs occurring together [Quick find] | en | en |
| syndrome | A characteristic pattern of anomalies resulting from one underlying cause (e g Down syndrome, Turner syndrome, Meckel syndrome, DeLange syndrome etc ) | en | en |
| syndrome | A group of symptoms and/or deformities that occur together in a recognizable pattern, defining a specific disease or condition | en | en |
| syndrome | The aggregate of signs and symptoms associated with any morbid process, and constitution together the picture of the disease | en | en |
| syndrome | One of the states of a syndrome subsystem It is often used more narrowly for one of a distinguished set of basis states of a syndrome subsystem | en | en |
| syndrome | A combination of symptoms that occur together and is indicative of a specific condition or disease | en | en |
n:syndromes / Etymology :New Latin, from Greek syndromE combination, syndrome, from syn- + dramein to run; more at DROMEDARY. Pronunciation :'sin-"drOm also -dr&. Function :noun. Date :1541.
