heterotaxy of [anatomical part]
Heterotaxy of the liver is often asymptomatic.
肝脏的地层变位通常无症状。
排列异常;器官或结构位置偏离正常模式。
内脏异位;身体器官位置异常;地层变位
Variation in arrangement from the normal or typical form; abnormal positioning of organs or structures.
主要用于生物学和医学,如内脏异位。
内脏异位;身体器官位置异常
any abnormal position of the organs of the body
The paleontologist identified heterotaxy in the fossilized vertebrae, indicating an unusual spinal arrangement.
古生物学家在化石椎骨中发现了地层变位,表明脊柱排列异常。
用法提示:名词,表示地层或结构排列异常。
In botany, heterotaxy describes the irregular positioning of leaves on a stem, deviating from the typical pattern.
在植物学中,heterotaxy 描述茎上叶子的不规则排列,偏离了典型模式。
用法提示:名词,指植物器官位置偏离正常排列。
The surgeon noted heterotaxy of the abdominal organs during the operation, confirming a rare congenital condition.
外科医生在手术中注意到腹部器官的地层变位,确认了一种罕见的先天性疾病。
用法提示:名词,表示器官位置异常。
Heterotaxy of the liver is often asymptomatic.
肝脏的地层变位通常无症状。
The infant was diagnosed with heterotaxy.
该婴儿被诊断为地层变位。
Heterotaxy involving the cardiovascular system requires surgery.
涉及心血管系统的地层变位需要手术。
grammar · medium
易错句子Heterotaxic is a condition where organs are misplaced.
正确表达Heterotaxy is a condition where organs are misplaced.
错误地将形容词 heterotaxic 当作名词使用;heterotaxy 才是名词,表示“排列异常”。
grammar · medium
易错句子There are several heterotaxies.
正确表达There are several types of heterotaxy.
错误地将 heterotaxy 当作可数名词使用;heterotaxy 通常为不可数名词,表示概念时不用复数形式。
heterotaxy 指排列变异,heterotopia 指组织错位
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