Definition of saphenous in English:

saphenous

adjective səˈfiːnəssəˈfinəs

Anatomy

attributive Relating to or denoting either of the two large superficial veins in the leg.
〔剖〕隐静脉的，与隐静脉相关的
Example sentencesExamples
- The treatment of old saphenous vein graft stenosis with coronary angioplasty has a high rate of restenosis and clinical events.
- Its continued use after 1 year in patients with saphenous vein to coronary artery grafts is justified on the grounds of the beneficial effect of aspirin in coronary artery disease.
- During coronary artery bypass graft surgery, a general surgeon is asked by the cardiac surgeon to harvest a saphenous vein.
- The posterior tibial may be replaced by the peroneal or the saphenous artery, as these are united by an anastomosis in an early stage of development.
- Examples include insertion of central access lines and chest tubes, invasive diagnostic procedures, ambulatory surgery, harvesting of saphenous veins for bypass procedures, and many others.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from medieval Latin saphena 'vein' + -ous.

Definition of saphenous in US English:

saphenous

adjectivesəˈfinəssəˈfēnəs

Anatomy

attributive Relating to or denoting either of the two large superficial veins in the leg.
〔剖〕隐静脉的，与隐静脉相关的
Example sentencesExamples
- Its continued use after 1 year in patients with saphenous vein to coronary artery grafts is justified on the grounds of the beneficial effect of aspirin in coronary artery disease.
- The posterior tibial may be replaced by the peroneal or the saphenous artery, as these are united by an anastomosis in an early stage of development.
- The treatment of old saphenous vein graft stenosis with coronary angioplasty has a high rate of restenosis and clinical events.
- During coronary artery bypass graft surgery, a general surgeon is asked by the cardiac surgeon to harvest a saphenous vein.
- Examples include insertion of central access lines and chest tubes, invasive diagnostic procedures, ambulatory surgery, harvesting of saphenous veins for bypass procedures, and many others.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from medieval Latin saphena ‘vein’ + -ous.

词汇	saphenous
释义	Definition of saphenous in English: saphenous adjective səˈfiːnəssəˈfinəs Anatomy attributive Relating to or denoting either of the two large superficial veins in the leg. 〔剖〕隐静脉的，与隐静脉相关的 Example sentencesExamples The treatment of old saphenous vein graft stenosis with coronary angioplasty has a high rate of restenosis and clinical events. Its continued use after 1 year in patients with saphenous vein to coronary artery grafts is justified on the grounds of the beneficial effect of aspirin in coronary artery disease. During coronary artery bypass graft surgery, a general surgeon is asked by the cardiac surgeon to harvest a saphenous vein. The posterior tibial may be replaced by the peroneal or the saphenous artery, as these are united by an anastomosis in an early stage of development. Examples include insertion of central access lines and chest tubes, invasive diagnostic procedures, ambulatory surgery, harvesting of saphenous veins for bypass procedures, and many others. Origin Mid 19th century: from medieval Latin saphena 'vein' + -ous. Definition of saphenous in US English: saphenous adjectivesəˈfinəssəˈfēnəs Anatomy attributive Relating to or denoting either of the two large superficial veins in the leg. 〔剖〕隐静脉的，与隐静脉相关的 Example sentencesExamples Its continued use after 1 year in patients with saphenous vein to coronary artery grafts is justified on the grounds of the beneficial effect of aspirin in coronary artery disease. The posterior tibial may be replaced by the peroneal or the saphenous artery, as these are united by an anastomosis in an early stage of development. The treatment of old saphenous vein graft stenosis with coronary angioplasty has a high rate of restenosis and clinical events. During coronary artery bypass graft surgery, a general surgeon is asked by the cardiac surgeon to harvest a saphenous vein. Examples include insertion of central access lines and chest tubes, invasive diagnostic procedures, ambulatory surgery, harvesting of saphenous veins for bypass procedures, and many others. Origin Mid 19th century: from medieval Latin saphena ‘vein’ + -ous.
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