Definition of siderosis in English:

siderosis

noun ˌsɪdəˈrəʊsɪs

Medicine

1A form of pneumoconiosis resulting from the chronic inhalation of dust or fumes containing iron.
2Excessive accumulation of haemosiderin in organs and tissues of the body; = "haemosiderosis". Now rare.
3Accumulation of iron in parts of the eye, especially the lens, iris, and retina, typically as the result of the presence of a ferrous foreign body.

Mid 19th century. From scientific Latin siderosis from ancient Greek σίδηρος iron + scientific Latin -osis.

nounˌsɪdəˈrəʊsɪs

Medicine

1A form of pneumoconiosis resulting from the chronic inhalation of dust or fumes containing iron.
2Excessive accumulation of haemosiderin in organs and tissues of the body; = "haemosiderosis". Now rare.
3Accumulation of iron in parts of the eye, especially the lens, iris, and retina, typically as the result of the presence of a ferrous foreign body.

Mid 19th century. From scientific Latin siderosis from ancient Greek σίδηρος iron + scientific Latin -osis.

词汇	siderosis
释义	Definition of siderosis in English: siderosis noun ˌsɪdəˈrəʊsɪs Medicine 1A form of pneumoconiosis resulting from the chronic inhalation of dust or fumes containing iron. 2Excessive accumulation of haemosiderin in organs and tissues of the body; = "haemosiderosis". Now rare. 3Accumulation of iron in parts of the eye, especially the lens, iris, and retina, typically as the result of the presence of a ferrous foreign body. Origin Mid 19th century. From scientific Latin siderosis from ancient Greek σίδηρος iron + scientific Latin -osis. Definition of siderosis in US English: siderosis nounˌsɪdəˈrəʊsɪs Medicine 1A form of pneumoconiosis resulting from the chronic inhalation of dust or fumes containing iron. 2Excessive accumulation of haemosiderin in organs and tissues of the body; = "haemosiderosis". Now rare. 3Accumulation of iron in parts of the eye, especially the lens, iris, and retina, typically as the result of the presence of a ferrous foreign body. Origin Mid 19th century. From scientific Latin siderosis from ancient Greek σίδηρος iron + scientific Latin -osis.
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