Definition of cryptogenic in English:

cryptogenic

adjective ˌkrɪptəʊˈdʒɛnɪkˌkriptəˈjenik

(of a disease) of obscure or uncertain origin.
（疾病）隐原性的，原因不明的
Example sentencesExamples
- We observed a 63-year-old patient who received a liver allograft for cryptogenic liver cirrhosis in 1998.
- This type of metastatic spread can present as cryptogenic liver failure.
- They are considered symptomatic if there is a known abnormality, cryptogenic if there is presumed but unproven damage, and idiopathic if the disorder is familial or not associated with additional CNS damage.
- In this study, mutation analysis was used to analyze the association of hepatitis C and cryptogenic cirrhosis with hepatic iron concentration.
- Compromised host defences have been implicated in the development of cryptogenic abscess and may have a role in the aetiology of most hepatic abscesses.
- These comprise all biopsied patients included in our files as cryptogenic fibrosing alveolitis, a term considered equivalent to idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis.
- In contrast to the 11.5% of the patients with hepatitis C, only 4.5% of the patients with cryptogenic cirrhosis showed the HFE mutation.
- However, cryptogenic organizing pneumonia can occasionally present as acute respiratory distress syndrome and respiratory failure.
- A 56-year-old woman presented with cryptogenic liver cirrhosis, diabetes, hypertension, hypothyroidism, and myelodysplasia.
- Most of the patients described by these authors likely had cryptogenic organizing pneumonia.
- TTV DNA was also detected more frequently in fulminant hepatitis and persons with cryptogenic liver disease than in symptom-free donors.
- They investigated cryptogenic hemoptysis and reported that bronchial inflammation and infection were the most frequently suspected causes.
- Both children have the life-threatening cryptogenic cirrhosis.
- The cryptogenic subgroup appeared to fare better with warfarin, but investigators believe some of these patients have a tendency to form blood clots in the heart.
- When constrictive bronchiolitis occurs with no identifiable cause, it is referred to as cryptogenic constrictive bronchiolitis.
- She has suffered from severe cryptogenic epilepsy and autism since birth and has never been able to go on holiday because her condition requires hospital treatment and round-the-clock medical care.
- On oxygen 24-hours-a-day, the 54-year-old suffers from cryptogenic fibrosing alveolitis.
- In 10 to 15% of patients, cryptogenic organizing pneumonia remains a progressive disease despite corticosteroid therapy.
- Establishing the diagnosis of cryptogenic hemoptysis in the absence of a diagnostic code indicating a likely cause for hemoptysis might also introduce some bias.
- Eight patients had symptomatic epilepsy and 12 patients had cryptogenic epilepsy.

Definition of cryptogenic in US English:

cryptogenic

adjectiveˌkriptəˈjenik

(of a disease) of obscure or uncertain origin.
（疾病）隐原性的，原因不明的
Example sentencesExamples
- In 10 to 15% of patients, cryptogenic organizing pneumonia remains a progressive disease despite corticosteroid therapy.
- In contrast to the 11.5% of the patients with hepatitis C, only 4.5% of the patients with cryptogenic cirrhosis showed the HFE mutation.
- They are considered symptomatic if there is a known abnormality, cryptogenic if there is presumed but unproven damage, and idiopathic if the disorder is familial or not associated with additional CNS damage.
- In this study, mutation analysis was used to analyze the association of hepatitis C and cryptogenic cirrhosis with hepatic iron concentration.
- These comprise all biopsied patients included in our files as cryptogenic fibrosing alveolitis, a term considered equivalent to idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis.
- A 56-year-old woman presented with cryptogenic liver cirrhosis, diabetes, hypertension, hypothyroidism, and myelodysplasia.
- On oxygen 24-hours-a-day, the 54-year-old suffers from cryptogenic fibrosing alveolitis.
- Eight patients had symptomatic epilepsy and 12 patients had cryptogenic epilepsy.
- The cryptogenic subgroup appeared to fare better with warfarin, but investigators believe some of these patients have a tendency to form blood clots in the heart.
- TTV DNA was also detected more frequently in fulminant hepatitis and persons with cryptogenic liver disease than in symptom-free donors.
- Compromised host defences have been implicated in the development of cryptogenic abscess and may have a role in the aetiology of most hepatic abscesses.
- However, cryptogenic organizing pneumonia can occasionally present as acute respiratory distress syndrome and respiratory failure.
- Both children have the life-threatening cryptogenic cirrhosis.
- She has suffered from severe cryptogenic epilepsy and autism since birth and has never been able to go on holiday because her condition requires hospital treatment and round-the-clock medical care.
- When constrictive bronchiolitis occurs with no identifiable cause, it is referred to as cryptogenic constrictive bronchiolitis.
- We observed a 63-year-old patient who received a liver allograft for cryptogenic liver cirrhosis in 1998.
- They investigated cryptogenic hemoptysis and reported that bronchial inflammation and infection were the most frequently suspected causes.
- Establishing the diagnosis of cryptogenic hemoptysis in the absence of a diagnostic code indicating a likely cause for hemoptysis might also introduce some bias.
- Most of the patients described by these authors likely had cryptogenic organizing pneumonia.
- This type of metastatic spread can present as cryptogenic liver failure.

词汇	cryptogenic
释义	Definition of cryptogenic in English: cryptogenic adjective ˌkrɪptəʊˈdʒɛnɪkˌkriptəˈjenik (of a disease) of obscure or uncertain origin. （疾病）隐原性的，原因不明的 Example sentencesExamples We observed a 63-year-old patient who received a liver allograft for cryptogenic liver cirrhosis in 1998. This type of metastatic spread can present as cryptogenic liver failure. They are considered symptomatic if there is a known abnormality, cryptogenic if there is presumed but unproven damage, and idiopathic if the disorder is familial or not associated with additional CNS damage. In this study, mutation analysis was used to analyze the association of hepatitis C and cryptogenic cirrhosis with hepatic iron concentration. Compromised host defences have been implicated in the development of cryptogenic abscess and may have a role in the aetiology of most hepatic abscesses. These comprise all biopsied patients included in our files as cryptogenic fibrosing alveolitis, a term considered equivalent to idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis. In contrast to the 11.5% of the patients with hepatitis C, only 4.5% of the patients with cryptogenic cirrhosis showed the HFE mutation. However, cryptogenic organizing pneumonia can occasionally present as acute respiratory distress syndrome and respiratory failure. A 56-year-old woman presented with cryptogenic liver cirrhosis, diabetes, hypertension, hypothyroidism, and myelodysplasia. Most of the patients described by these authors likely had cryptogenic organizing pneumonia. TTV DNA was also detected more frequently in fulminant hepatitis and persons with cryptogenic liver disease than in symptom-free donors. They investigated cryptogenic hemoptysis and reported that bronchial inflammation and infection were the most frequently suspected causes. Both children have the life-threatening cryptogenic cirrhosis. The cryptogenic subgroup appeared to fare better with warfarin, but investigators believe some of these patients have a tendency to form blood clots in the heart. When constrictive bronchiolitis occurs with no identifiable cause, it is referred to as cryptogenic constrictive bronchiolitis. She has suffered from severe cryptogenic epilepsy and autism since birth and has never been able to go on holiday because her condition requires hospital treatment and round-the-clock medical care. On oxygen 24-hours-a-day, the 54-year-old suffers from cryptogenic fibrosing alveolitis. In 10 to 15% of patients, cryptogenic organizing pneumonia remains a progressive disease despite corticosteroid therapy. Establishing the diagnosis of cryptogenic hemoptysis in the absence of a diagnostic code indicating a likely cause for hemoptysis might also introduce some bias. Eight patients had symptomatic epilepsy and 12 patients had cryptogenic epilepsy. Definition of cryptogenic in US English: cryptogenic adjectiveˌkriptəˈjenik (of a disease) of obscure or uncertain origin. （疾病）隐原性的，原因不明的 Example sentencesExamples In 10 to 15% of patients, cryptogenic organizing pneumonia remains a progressive disease despite corticosteroid therapy. In contrast to the 11.5% of the patients with hepatitis C, only 4.5% of the patients with cryptogenic cirrhosis showed the HFE mutation. They are considered symptomatic if there is a known abnormality, cryptogenic if there is presumed but unproven damage, and idiopathic if the disorder is familial or not associated with additional CNS damage. In this study, mutation analysis was used to analyze the association of hepatitis C and cryptogenic cirrhosis with hepatic iron concentration. These comprise all biopsied patients included in our files as cryptogenic fibrosing alveolitis, a term considered equivalent to idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis. A 56-year-old woman presented with cryptogenic liver cirrhosis, diabetes, hypertension, hypothyroidism, and myelodysplasia. On oxygen 24-hours-a-day, the 54-year-old suffers from cryptogenic fibrosing alveolitis. Eight patients had symptomatic epilepsy and 12 patients had cryptogenic epilepsy. The cryptogenic subgroup appeared to fare better with warfarin, but investigators believe some of these patients have a tendency to form blood clots in the heart. TTV DNA was also detected more frequently in fulminant hepatitis and persons with cryptogenic liver disease than in symptom-free donors. Compromised host defences have been implicated in the development of cryptogenic abscess and may have a role in the aetiology of most hepatic abscesses. However, cryptogenic organizing pneumonia can occasionally present as acute respiratory distress syndrome and respiratory failure. Both children have the life-threatening cryptogenic cirrhosis. She has suffered from severe cryptogenic epilepsy and autism since birth and has never been able to go on holiday because her condition requires hospital treatment and round-the-clock medical care. When constrictive bronchiolitis occurs with no identifiable cause, it is referred to as cryptogenic constrictive bronchiolitis. We observed a 63-year-old patient who received a liver allograft for cryptogenic liver cirrhosis in 1998. They investigated cryptogenic hemoptysis and reported that bronchial inflammation and infection were the most frequently suspected causes. Establishing the diagnosis of cryptogenic hemoptysis in the absence of a diagnostic code indicating a likely cause for hemoptysis might also introduce some bias. Most of the patients described by these authors likely had cryptogenic organizing pneumonia. This type of metastatic spread can present as cryptogenic liver failure.
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