Definition of enflurane in English:

enflurane

noun ɛnˈflʊəreɪnenˈflo͝oˌrān

mass nounMedicine

A volatile organic liquid used as a general anaesthetic.
〔医〕安氟醚
A halogenated ether; chemical formula: CHF₂OCF₂CHFCl
Example sentencesExamples
- Indeed, enflurane is a volatile anesthetic, and it equilibrates not only between water and lipids but also between water and air.
- Enflurane may be used for induction and maintenance of general anesthesia.
- It is important to notice that enflurane is volatile.
- On another hand, the quantities of enflurane estimated for the maximal effects shows that more enflurane can penetrate in the gel than in the fluid state.
- In patients with DNA repair deficiencies anesthesia with enflurane may induce irreversible DNA damage.

Origin

1970s: from en- (of unknown origin) + fluoro- + -ane².

Definition of enflurane in US English:

enflurane

nounenˈflo͝oˌrān

Medicine

A volatile organic liquid used as a general anesthetic.
〔医〕安氟醚
A halogenated ether; chemical formula: CHF₂OCF₂CHFCl
Example sentencesExamples
- It is important to notice that enflurane is volatile.
- Enflurane may be used for induction and maintenance of general anesthesia.
- In patients with DNA repair deficiencies anesthesia with enflurane may induce irreversible DNA damage.
- On another hand, the quantities of enflurane estimated for the maximal effects shows that more enflurane can penetrate in the gel than in the fluid state.
- Indeed, enflurane is a volatile anesthetic, and it equilibrates not only between water and lipids but also between water and air.

Origin

1970s: from en- (of unknown origin) + fluoro- + -ane.

词汇	enflurane
释义	Definition of enflurane in English: enflurane noun ɛnˈflʊəreɪnenˈflo͝oˌrān mass nounMedicine A volatile organic liquid used as a general anaesthetic. 〔医〕安氟醚 A halogenated ether; chemical formula: CHF₂OCF₂CHFCl Example sentencesExamples Indeed, enflurane is a volatile anesthetic, and it equilibrates not only between water and lipids but also between water and air. Enflurane may be used for induction and maintenance of general anesthesia. It is important to notice that enflurane is volatile. On another hand, the quantities of enflurane estimated for the maximal effects shows that more enflurane can penetrate in the gel than in the fluid state. In patients with DNA repair deficiencies anesthesia with enflurane may induce irreversible DNA damage. Origin 1970s: from en- (of unknown origin) + fluoro- + -ane². Definition of enflurane in US English: enflurane nounenˈflo͝oˌrān Medicine A volatile organic liquid used as a general anesthetic. 〔医〕安氟醚 A halogenated ether; chemical formula: CHF₂OCF₂CHFCl Example sentencesExamples It is important to notice that enflurane is volatile. Enflurane may be used for induction and maintenance of general anesthesia. In patients with DNA repair deficiencies anesthesia with enflurane may induce irreversible DNA damage. On another hand, the quantities of enflurane estimated for the maximal effects shows that more enflurane can penetrate in the gel than in the fluid state. Indeed, enflurane is a volatile anesthetic, and it equilibrates not only between water and lipids but also between water and air. Origin 1970s: from en- (of unknown origin) + fluoro- + -ane.
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