Definition of myelodysplastic in English:

myelodysplastic

adjective ˌmʌɪələ(ʊ)dɪsˈplastɪk

1Affected by or relating to dysplasia of the spinal cord.
2Characterized by, relating to, or affected by dysplasia of bone marrow and blood cells; especially in "myelodysplastic syndrome".

1960s; earliest use found in Journal of the American Medical Association. From myelo- + dysplastic, after myelodysplasia.

adjectiveˌmʌɪələ(ʊ)dɪsˈplastɪk

1Affected by or relating to dysplasia of the spinal cord.
2Characterized by, relating to, or affected by dysplasia of bone marrow and blood cells; especially in "myelodysplastic syndrome".

1960s; earliest use found in Journal of the American Medical Association. From myelo- + dysplastic, after myelodysplasia.

词汇	myelodysplastic
释义	Definition of myelodysplastic in English: myelodysplastic adjective ˌmʌɪələ(ʊ)dɪsˈplastɪk 1Affected by or relating to dysplasia of the spinal cord. 2Characterized by, relating to, or affected by dysplasia of bone marrow and blood cells; especially in "myelodysplastic syndrome". Origin 1960s; earliest use found in Journal of the American Medical Association. From myelo- + dysplastic, after myelodysplasia. Definition of myelodysplastic in US English: myelodysplastic adjectiveˌmʌɪələ(ʊ)dɪsˈplastɪk 1Affected by or relating to dysplasia of the spinal cord. 2Characterized by, relating to, or affected by dysplasia of bone marrow and blood cells; especially in "myelodysplastic syndrome". Origin 1960s; earliest use found in Journal of the American Medical Association. From myelo- + dysplastic, after myelodysplasia.
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