Definition of hyperaesthesia in English:

hyperaesthesia

(US hyperesthesia)

noun ˌhʌɪpərɛsˈθiːzɪəˌhʌɪpəriːsˈθiːzɪəˌhaɪpərəsˈθiʒə

mass nounMedicine

Excessive physical sensitivity, especially of the skin.
〔医〕（尤指皮肤）知觉过敏, 感觉过敏
Example sentencesExamples
- A few hours later the familiar scalp hyperaesthesia started.
- She has an area of hyperesthesia, which has made it difficult for her to tolerate any direct pressure to the region, be it clothing, chairs, etc.
- They were exquisitely tender and there was adjacent hyperaesthesia.
- Areas of hyperesthesia should be noted and a search made for herniae.
- Pain and hyperesthesia induce reflex muscle spasms, which leads to voluntary guarding.

Derivatives

hyperaesthetic

adjective ˌhʌɪpəriːsˈθɛtɪkˌhʌɪpərɛsˈθɛtɪk

Medicine

The hyperesthetic nerve manifests itself first by pain, secondly by a reflex act on a motor apparatus.
Example sentencesExamples
- The site is usually hyperesthetic, and pain may be severe.
- Placement of the venous catheter may be difficult in a hyperesthetic and edematous limb.
- Because the area was hyperesthetic and because he feared damaging his brain he was afraid to wash or even touch this skin.
- In one case each, the scar was persistently numb, hyperaesthetic or hypertrophic.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from hyper- 'above normal' + Greek aisthēsis 'sensation'.

Definition of hyperesthesia in US English:

hyperesthesia

(British hyperaesthesia)

nounˌhaɪpərəsˈθiʒəˌhīpərəsˈTHēZHə

Medicine

Excessive physical sensitivity, especially of the skin.
〔医〕（尤指皮肤）知觉过敏, 感觉过敏
Example sentencesExamples
- A few hours later the familiar scalp hyperaesthesia started.
- Areas of hyperesthesia should be noted and a search made for herniae.
- She has an area of hyperesthesia, which has made it difficult for her to tolerate any direct pressure to the region, be it clothing, chairs, etc.
- Pain and hyperesthesia induce reflex muscle spasms, which leads to voluntary guarding.
- They were exquisitely tender and there was adjacent hyperaesthesia.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from hyper- ‘above normal’ + Greek aisthēsis ‘sensation’.

词汇	hyperaesthesia
释义	Definition of hyperaesthesia in English: hyperaesthesia (US hyperesthesia) noun ˌhʌɪpərɛsˈθiːzɪəˌhʌɪpəriːsˈθiːzɪəˌhaɪpərəsˈθiʒə mass nounMedicine Excessive physical sensitivity, especially of the skin. 〔医〕（尤指皮肤）知觉过敏, 感觉过敏 Example sentencesExamples A few hours later the familiar scalp hyperaesthesia started. She has an area of hyperesthesia, which has made it difficult for her to tolerate any direct pressure to the region, be it clothing, chairs, etc. They were exquisitely tender and there was adjacent hyperaesthesia. Areas of hyperesthesia should be noted and a search made for herniae. Pain and hyperesthesia induce reflex muscle spasms, which leads to voluntary guarding. Derivatives hyperaesthetic adjective ˌhʌɪpəriːsˈθɛtɪkˌhʌɪpərɛsˈθɛtɪk Medicine The hyperesthetic nerve manifests itself first by pain, secondly by a reflex act on a motor apparatus. Example sentencesExamples The site is usually hyperesthetic, and pain may be severe. Placement of the venous catheter may be difficult in a hyperesthetic and edematous limb. Because the area was hyperesthetic and because he feared damaging his brain he was afraid to wash or even touch this skin. In one case each, the scar was persistently numb, hyperaesthetic or hypertrophic. Origin Mid 19th century: from hyper- 'above normal' + Greek aisthēsis 'sensation'. Definition of hyperesthesia in US English: hyperesthesia (British hyperaesthesia) nounˌhaɪpərəsˈθiʒəˌhīpərəsˈTHēZHə Medicine Excessive physical sensitivity, especially of the skin. 〔医〕（尤指皮肤）知觉过敏, 感觉过敏 Example sentencesExamples A few hours later the familiar scalp hyperaesthesia started. Areas of hyperesthesia should be noted and a search made for herniae. She has an area of hyperesthesia, which has made it difficult for her to tolerate any direct pressure to the region, be it clothing, chairs, etc. Pain and hyperesthesia induce reflex muscle spasms, which leads to voluntary guarding. They were exquisitely tender and there was adjacent hyperaesthesia. Origin Mid 19th century: from hyper- ‘above normal’ + Greek aisthēsis ‘sensation’.
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