Definition of pneumatocele in English:

pneumatocele

noun ˈnjuːmətə(ʊ)siːlnjuːˈmatə(ʊ)siːlnjʊˈmatə(ʊ)siːl

Medicine

1An abnormal, localized collection of air or gas in a part of the body, originally specifically in the scrotum, later especially in the lung parenchyma (usually resulting from previous infection or injury).
2Hernia of the lung. Compare pneumocele, pneumonocele. rare.

Origin

Late 16th century; earliest use found in John Banister (1532/3–?1610), surgeon. Partly from Middle French, French pneumatocèle abnormal collection of gas in the scrotum, abnormal collection of gas in an organ or its parenchyma, collection of air between the bones of the cranium and the periosteum, partly from post-classical Latin pneumatocele, and partly from their etymon Byzantine Greek πνευματοκήλη aneurysmal varicocele (from ancient Greek πνευματο- + -κήλη).

Definition of pneumatocele in US English:

pneumatocele

noun

Medicine

1An abnormal, localized collection of air or gas in a part of the body, originally specifically in the scrotum, later especially in the lung parenchyma (usually resulting from previous infection or injury).
2Hernia of the lung. Compare pneumocele, pneumonocele. rare.

Origin

Late 16th century; earliest use found in John Banister (1532/3–?1610), surgeon. Partly from Middle French, French pneumatocèle abnormal collection of gas in the scrotum, abnormal collection of gas in an organ or its parenchyma, collection of air between the bones of the cranium and the periosteum, partly from post-classical Latin pneumatocele, and partly from their etymon Byzantine Greek πνευματοκήλη aneurysmal varicocele (from ancient Greek πνευματο- + -κήλη).

词汇	pneumatocele
释义	Definition of pneumatocele in English: pneumatocele noun ˈnjuːmətə(ʊ)siːlnjuːˈmatə(ʊ)siːlnjʊˈmatə(ʊ)siːl Medicine 1An abnormal, localized collection of air or gas in a part of the body, originally specifically in the scrotum, later especially in the lung parenchyma (usually resulting from previous infection or injury). 2Hernia of the lung. Compare pneumocele, pneumonocele. rare. Origin Late 16th century; earliest use found in John Banister (1532/3–?1610), surgeon. Partly from Middle French, French pneumatocèle abnormal collection of gas in the scrotum, abnormal collection of gas in an organ or its parenchyma, collection of air between the bones of the cranium and the periosteum, partly from post-classical Latin pneumatocele, and partly from their etymon Byzantine Greek πνευματοκήλη aneurysmal varicocele (from ancient Greek πνευματο- + -κήλη). Definition of pneumatocele in US English: pneumatocele noun Medicine 1An abnormal, localized collection of air or gas in a part of the body, originally specifically in the scrotum, later especially in the lung parenchyma (usually resulting from previous infection or injury). 2Hernia of the lung. Compare pneumocele, pneumonocele. rare. Origin Late 16th century; earliest use found in John Banister (1532/3–?1610), surgeon. Partly from Middle French, French pneumatocèle abnormal collection of gas in the scrotum, abnormal collection of gas in an organ or its parenchyma, collection of air between the bones of the cranium and the periosteum, partly from post-classical Latin pneumatocele, and partly from their etymon Byzantine Greek πνευματοκήλη aneurysmal varicocele (from ancient Greek πνευματο- + -κήλη).
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