Thrombosis

Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 110
throm-bō′sis, n. an affection of the blood—ve els (either veins or arteries), which e entially consists in a coagulation of blood, forming a true clot, at a certain fixed spot.— adjs. Throm′bosed , Thrombot′ic .— n. Throm′bus , the blood-clot formed in thrombosis.
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