Definition of hyperalgesia in English:

hyperalgesia

nounˌhʌɪpəralˈdʒiːzɪəˌhīpəralˈjēzēə

mass nounMedicine

Abnormally heightened sensitivity to pain.
〔医〕痛觉过敏
Example sentencesExamples
- Intravenous opiates or ketamine administered before incision can lead to decreases in wound hyperalgesia days after the surgery.
- These mediators and the related tissue injury prolong pain and hyperalgesia.
- They also act as mediators of inflammatory hyperalgesia.
- The mechanism for the pain may involve the development of an area of hyperalgesia as a result of myofascial stretch injury.
- Neurogenic inflammation is a process by which sensory nerves may secrete inflammatory mediators, resulting in hyperalgesia and inflammation.

Derivatives

hyperalgesic

adjective

Medicine

Of particular interest to us recently have been the mechanisms by which these direct hyperalgesic mediators affect primary afferents to lower threshold.
Example sentencesExamples
- One hypothesis is that both the hyperalgesic and analgesic actions of isoflurane require noradrenergic pain pathways.
- When H - 8, a protein kinase G inhibitor, was injected 90 minutes after PGE2, however, the hyperalgesic duration was reduced.

Definition of hyperalgesia in US English:

hyperalgesia

nounˌhīpəralˈjēzēə

Medicine

Abnormally heightened sensitivity to pain.
〔医〕痛觉过敏
Example sentencesExamples
- They also act as mediators of inflammatory hyperalgesia.
- Neurogenic inflammation is a process by which sensory nerves may secrete inflammatory mediators, resulting in hyperalgesia and inflammation.
- Intravenous opiates or ketamine administered before incision can lead to decreases in wound hyperalgesia days after the surgery.
- The mechanism for the pain may involve the development of an area of hyperalgesia as a result of myofascial stretch injury.
- These mediators and the related tissue injury prolong pain and hyperalgesia.

词汇	hyperalgesia
释义	Definition of hyperalgesia in English: hyperalgesia nounˌhʌɪpəralˈdʒiːzɪəˌhīpəralˈjēzēə mass nounMedicine Abnormally heightened sensitivity to pain. 〔医〕痛觉过敏 Example sentencesExamples Intravenous opiates or ketamine administered before incision can lead to decreases in wound hyperalgesia days after the surgery. These mediators and the related tissue injury prolong pain and hyperalgesia. They also act as mediators of inflammatory hyperalgesia. The mechanism for the pain may involve the development of an area of hyperalgesia as a result of myofascial stretch injury. Neurogenic inflammation is a process by which sensory nerves may secrete inflammatory mediators, resulting in hyperalgesia and inflammation. Derivatives hyperalgesic adjective Medicine Of particular interest to us recently have been the mechanisms by which these direct hyperalgesic mediators affect primary afferents to lower threshold. Example sentencesExamples One hypothesis is that both the hyperalgesic and analgesic actions of isoflurane require noradrenergic pain pathways. When H - 8, a protein kinase G inhibitor, was injected 90 minutes after PGE2, however, the hyperalgesic duration was reduced. Definition of hyperalgesia in US English: hyperalgesia nounˌhīpəralˈjēzēə Medicine Abnormally heightened sensitivity to pain. 〔医〕痛觉过敏 Example sentencesExamples They also act as mediators of inflammatory hyperalgesia. Neurogenic inflammation is a process by which sensory nerves may secrete inflammatory mediators, resulting in hyperalgesia and inflammation. Intravenous opiates or ketamine administered before incision can lead to decreases in wound hyperalgesia days after the surgery. The mechanism for the pain may involve the development of an area of hyperalgesia as a result of myofascial stretch injury. These mediators and the related tissue injury prolong pain and hyperalgesia.
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