| congestive cirrhosis |
cirrhosis resulting from increased hepatic venous pressure or thrombosis; commonly due to congestive heart failure (cardiac c.) or to obstruction of the hepatic vein.
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| congestion |
Congestion is a state of excessive accumulation or overfilling or overcrowding. This general definition is broadly correct across all uses of the word. However in specific contexts the word has a more precise definition and usage.----In telecommunication, the term has the following meanings: #In a communications switch, a state or condition that occurs when more subscribers attempt simultaneously to access the switch than it is able to handle, even if unsaturated. ...
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| congested |
heaped together.
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| congestive heart failure |
a disorder of the heart, resulting in the loss of the ability to pump blood efficiently enough to meet the demands of the body. Symptoms may include swelling, shortness of breath, weakness, and exercise intolerance.
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| congestive heart failure |
Heart failure caused by loss of pumping power by the heart, resulting in fluids collecting in the body. Congestive heart failure often develops gradually over several years, although it also can happen suddenly. It can be treated by drugs and in some cases, by surgery.
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