What's the difference between arrose and besprinkle?
Arrose
Definition:
(v. t.) To drench; to besprinkle; to moisten.
Example Sentences:
(1) died from tumor arrosion bleeding during the treatment.
(2) By artificial embolization before extensive septic amputation arrosion bleedings that are otherwise noncontrollable can be prevented.
(3) Beyond the age of 18 years there is a sclerosis of the lesion and a less marked arrosion of the corticalis.
(4) The most important finding was an advanced arrosion of the supporting supramide loops.
(5) Indications were central abscess of the carcinoma, bleeding of the tumor by arrosion, pain because of infiltration of chestwall, patient's demand on operation.
(6) Chronic pulmonary embolism secondary to bacterial endocarditis situated opposite to an uncorrected small ventricular septal defect in the right ventricle caused arrosion of the pulmonary artery and subsequent severe fatal bronchial hemorrhage.
(7) Clinical mortality was 16%, with six deaths caused by technical complications (perforation, arrosion bleeding), and ten by cardiopulmonary problems.
(8) Arrosion of these veins during labour was the reason of a severe postpartal bleeding.
(9) In patients with chemotherapeutically induced neutropenia and invasive aspergillosis, bone marrow recovery may lead to the liquefaction of pulmonary foci, and, in view of the well-known vasotropic nature of the infection, to a potentially lethal arrosion bleeding.
(10) Arrosion of large arterial trunks was the basic cause of the secondary hemorrhage.
(11) Report on an 80-year-old male with a sacculated, hazelnutsized, intrapulmonary arrosion aneurysm of the right pulmonary artery in the environment of an anthracotically indurated lymphatic node.
(12) According to the author's opinion, it is necessary to take into account the fact that in reconstructive procedures on large arteries in patients, subjected to massive repeated radiotherapy, there is an increased danger of occurrence of arrosion hemorrhage, extensive thrombosis of vascular grafts and arteries changed under the effect of ionizing radiation.
(13) Results of the preventive surgical treatment in infection of vascular prostheses were much better than those obtained after operations performed against the background of arrosive hemorrhage.
(14) If the fistula persists, surgical closure should be considered after 30 days because of the increased possibility of severe arrosive haemorrhage.
(15) As uncommon and hitherto unknown complications postprandial syncopes and a letal arrosion of the right cardiac atrium occurred.
(16) Peracute massive pulmonary bleeding caused by the simultaneous arrosion of a greater pulmonary artery and a lobar bronchus by a liquefactive fungal focus was responsible.
(17) Among the complications are dry hemorrhagic tracheobronchitis with crusts, severe arrosion bleeding and quite frequently secondary tracheal stenosis.
(18) One of 12 patients died due to arrosive bleeding from the common carotid artery and jugular vein.
(19) Death at later terms was usually caused by pyo-septic complications and arrosive bleedings.
(20) Not considering 2 false indications because of arterial arrosion 46 patients were treated successfully with cimetidine.