Infarction

What do we mean by infarction?

The formation or development of an infarct. noun

An infarct. noun

The act of stuffing or filling; the condition of being stuffed; the substance with which something is stuffed or filled. noun

The act of stuffing or filling noun

An infarct{2}. noun

The process which causes an infarct noun

An infarct. noun

Localized necrosis resulting from obstruction of the blood supply noun

The process which causes an infarct.

An infarct.

An infarct is a formation which causes an infarction Urban Dictionary

Destruction of myocardial tissue caused by blockage of a coronary artery, either by a thrombus or by aethrosclerosis. Also heart attack Urban Dictionary

1)death of myocardium following ischemia, usually due to an occlusion of the coronary artery (MI) 2)a term to simultaneously communicate "heart attack" and "i am pompous" Urban Dictionary

Having a severe blockage in your dick in medical terminology infarction is a blockage. if an infarction happens in the heart, it leads to a heart attack. Urban Dictionary

V. the act of being attacked by a penis. N. Penis Attack Urban Dictionary

V. Attack by a penis. N. The act of being attacked by a penis. Urban Dictionary

Otherwise known as a "McGang Bang", this treat involves the re-assembling of a McDouble and a McChicken into one delightful entity. Regardless of which is on top, you are certain to get your rocks off. Urban Dictionary

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Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word infarction:
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Adjectives that are often used to describe infarction:
myocardial, acute, cerebral, pulmonary, recent, inferior, hemorrhagic, previous, right, renal, cardiac, anterior, experimental, prior, posterior, fatal, massive, wave, extensive, perioperative, ischemic, splenic, recurrent, subendocardial, nonfatal, uncomplicated, anteroseptal, intestinal, transmural, lacunar, mesenteric, lateral, subsequent, venous, spinal, haemorrhagic, post, silent, cerebellar, cortical, bilateral, postoperative, focal, embolic, chronic, placental, elevation, coronary, medullary, postmyocardial, diaphragmatic, hepatic, anterolateral, thalamic, hemispheric, nontransmural, segmental, ventricular, healed, occipital, unrecognized, septal, unilateral, retinal, frank, atherothrombotic, impending, pituitary, septic, induced, thrombotic, subcortical, incomplete, apical, pontine, migrainous.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective infarction:
patients, period, syndrome, defect, group, ventricular, arrhythmias, impairment, rupture, quality, aneurysm, defects, tachycardia, trials, state, dilation, failure, aneurysms, vsd, survivors, cases, complications.

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