Definition of angina in English:

angina

nounanˈdʒʌɪnəænˈdʒaɪnə

mass noun

1A condition marked by severe pain in the chest, often also spreading to the shoulders, arms, and neck, owing to an inadequate blood supply to the heart.
心绞痛
he had high blood pressure and he suffered from angina
Example sentencesExamples
- If reduced flow occurs in the arteries that supply your heart with blood (coronary arteries), it can lead to a type of chest pain called angina pectoris.
- An imbalanced heart or circulatory system can be due to poor circulation, low or high blood pressure, angina and heart attacks and hardened arteries.
- Pain caused through this means should be taken seriously to exclude serious conditions like angina pectoris or any heart problem.
- All study participants had a history of myocardial infarction or unstable angina pectoris during the previous three to 36 months.
- The study found those given early surgery had a significantly reduced risk of death, heart attack and severe angina after four months.
- The first clinical sign of myocardial ischemia is usually angina pectoris, a term used to describe the strangling chest pain experienced by many patients with ischemic heart disease.
- This can result in angina (chest pain) or, if the vessel is blocked completely, a heart attack.
- You seem to be suffering from severe angina with rapid progression.
- Symptoms such as angina (chest pain) or palpitations can be caused by problems with the heart.
- Heartburn can be confused with other kinds of pain, especially angina pectoris, so you need to explore its specific features carefully.
- This study evaluated the treatment effects of hypnotic acupuncture therapy on angina pectoris.
- The more severe blockage is more likely to cause angina or chest pain.
- Mr Fitchen said he began to suffer serious health problems five years on and now suffers from asthma, angina, heart disease and bronchitis.
- These drugs are used to prevent angina pectoris, to lessen the risk of a second heart attack and to treat congestive heart failure.
- He also had severe coronary artery disease with angina pectoris that could be precipitated by walking only 50 feet.
- Many symptoms of organic origin, like angina pectoris, are made worse by anxiety.
- When I try, my angina pectoris begins; I get scared and have to lie down.
- Because of the close proximity of the heart and the esophagus, it is difficult to distinguish chest pain that is caused by problems of the esophagus from true angina pectoris.
- The authors conclude that among Medicare beneficiaries with unstable angina pectoris, more than one half have atypical presentations.
- Signs of heart disease include having had a previous heart attack, angina pectoris (chest pain when you walk or run), or procedures to prevent a heart attack (like coronary bypass surgery or angioplasty).
2with modifier Any of a number of disorders in which there is an intense localized pain.
局部剧痛
Ludwig's angina
路德维希的绞痛。

Derivatives

anginal

adjective

The terms ‘chronic’ and ‘stable’ refer to anginal symptoms that have been present for at least several weeks without major deterioration.
Example sentencesExamples
- Until recently, the American College of Cardiology and American Heart Association classified anginal lesions into types A, B, or C based on the severity of lesion characteristics.
- Diarrhoea, nervousness, rapid pulse, insomnia, tremors and, sometimes, anginal pains indicate the dose is too high.
- It may be confused, even in the emergency room, with anginal pain or the onset of myocardial infarction; therefore its rapid diagnosis is important.
- It is appropriate in the older athlete with known coronary artery disease or when symptoms suggest stable angina or exercise-induced anginal variants.

Origin

Mid 16th century: from Latin, 'quinsy', from Greek ankhonē 'strangling'.

The Latin word angere, ‘to choke, squeeze, or strangle’, is the source of a number of English words. The most obvious is perhaps angina, which originally meant quinsy (an inflammation of the throat) and later referred to angina pectoris, a heart condition characterized by a feeling of suffocation and severe pain. Nervous tension can produce feelings of tightness in the throat and chest, which explains why angere is indirectly the root of anguish (Middle English) and anxiety (early 16th century).

Rhymes

assigner, china, consignor, decliner, definer, Dinah, diner, diviner, forty-niner, hardliner, incliner, Indo-China, liner, maligner, Medina, miner, minor, mynah, recliner, refiner, Regina, Salina, Shekinah, shiner, signer, South Carolina, Steiner, twiner, whiner

Definition of angina in US English:

angina

nounanˈjīnəænˈdʒaɪnə

1A condition marked by severe pain in the chest, often also spreading to the shoulders, arms, and neck, caused by an inadequate blood supply to the heart.
心绞痛
Example sentencesExamples
- If reduced flow occurs in the arteries that supply your heart with blood (coronary arteries), it can lead to a type of chest pain called angina pectoris.
- Pain caused through this means should be taken seriously to exclude serious conditions like angina pectoris or any heart problem.
- These drugs are used to prevent angina pectoris, to lessen the risk of a second heart attack and to treat congestive heart failure.
- You seem to be suffering from severe angina with rapid progression.
- The more severe blockage is more likely to cause angina or chest pain.
- An imbalanced heart or circulatory system can be due to poor circulation, low or high blood pressure, angina and heart attacks and hardened arteries.
- Symptoms such as angina (chest pain) or palpitations can be caused by problems with the heart.
- This can result in angina (chest pain) or, if the vessel is blocked completely, a heart attack.
- Signs of heart disease include having had a previous heart attack, angina pectoris (chest pain when you walk or run), or procedures to prevent a heart attack (like coronary bypass surgery or angioplasty).
- Heartburn can be confused with other kinds of pain, especially angina pectoris, so you need to explore its specific features carefully.
- This study evaluated the treatment effects of hypnotic acupuncture therapy on angina pectoris.
- The study found those given early surgery had a significantly reduced risk of death, heart attack and severe angina after four months.
- Many symptoms of organic origin, like angina pectoris, are made worse by anxiety.
- When I try, my angina pectoris begins; I get scared and have to lie down.
- Because of the close proximity of the heart and the esophagus, it is difficult to distinguish chest pain that is caused by problems of the esophagus from true angina pectoris.
- The first clinical sign of myocardial ischemia is usually angina pectoris, a term used to describe the strangling chest pain experienced by many patients with ischemic heart disease.
- Mr Fitchen said he began to suffer serious health problems five years on and now suffers from asthma, angina, heart disease and bronchitis.
- The authors conclude that among Medicare beneficiaries with unstable angina pectoris, more than one half have atypical presentations.
- He also had severe coronary artery disease with angina pectoris that could be precipitated by walking only 50 feet.
- All study participants had a history of myocardial infarction or unstable angina pectoris during the previous three to 36 months.
2with modifier Any of a number of disorders in which there is an intense localized pain.
局部剧痛
Ludwig's angina
路德维希的绞痛。

Origin

Mid 16th century: from Latin, ‘quinsy’, from Greek ankhonē ‘strangling’.

单词	angina
释义	Definition of angina in English: angina nounanˈdʒʌɪnəænˈdʒaɪnə mass noun 1A condition marked by severe pain in the chest, often also spreading to the shoulders, arms, and neck, owing to an inadequate blood supply to the heart. 心绞痛 he had high blood pressure and he suffered from angina Example sentencesExamples If reduced flow occurs in the arteries that supply your heart with blood (coronary arteries), it can lead to a type of chest pain called angina pectoris. An imbalanced heart or circulatory system can be due to poor circulation, low or high blood pressure, angina and heart attacks and hardened arteries. Pain caused through this means should be taken seriously to exclude serious conditions like angina pectoris or any heart problem. All study participants had a history of myocardial infarction or unstable angina pectoris during the previous three to 36 months. The study found those given early surgery had a significantly reduced risk of death, heart attack and severe angina after four months. The first clinical sign of myocardial ischemia is usually angina pectoris, a term used to describe the strangling chest pain experienced by many patients with ischemic heart disease. This can result in angina (chest pain) or, if the vessel is blocked completely, a heart attack. You seem to be suffering from severe angina with rapid progression. Symptoms such as angina (chest pain) or palpitations can be caused by problems with the heart. Heartburn can be confused with other kinds of pain, especially angina pectoris, so you need to explore its specific features carefully. This study evaluated the treatment effects of hypnotic acupuncture therapy on angina pectoris. The more severe blockage is more likely to cause angina or chest pain. Mr Fitchen said he began to suffer serious health problems five years on and now suffers from asthma, angina, heart disease and bronchitis. These drugs are used to prevent angina pectoris, to lessen the risk of a second heart attack and to treat congestive heart failure. He also had severe coronary artery disease with angina pectoris that could be precipitated by walking only 50 feet. Many symptoms of organic origin, like angina pectoris, are made worse by anxiety. When I try, my angina pectoris begins; I get scared and have to lie down. Because of the close proximity of the heart and the esophagus, it is difficult to distinguish chest pain that is caused by problems of the esophagus from true angina pectoris. The authors conclude that among Medicare beneficiaries with unstable angina pectoris, more than one half have atypical presentations. Signs of heart disease include having had a previous heart attack, angina pectoris (chest pain when you walk or run), or procedures to prevent a heart attack (like coronary bypass surgery or angioplasty). 2with modifier Any of a number of disorders in which there is an intense localized pain. 局部剧痛 Ludwig's angina 路德维希的绞痛。 Derivatives anginal adjective The terms ‘chronic’ and ‘stable’ refer to anginal symptoms that have been present for at least several weeks without major deterioration. Example sentencesExamples Until recently, the American College of Cardiology and American Heart Association classified anginal lesions into types A, B, or C based on the severity of lesion characteristics. Diarrhoea, nervousness, rapid pulse, insomnia, tremors and, sometimes, anginal pains indicate the dose is too high. It may be confused, even in the emergency room, with anginal pain or the onset of myocardial infarction; therefore its rapid diagnosis is important. It is appropriate in the older athlete with known coronary artery disease or when symptoms suggest stable angina or exercise-induced anginal variants. Origin Mid 16th century: from Latin, 'quinsy', from Greek ankhonē 'strangling'. The Latin word angere, ‘to choke, squeeze, or strangle’, is the source of a number of English words. The most obvious is perhaps angina, which originally meant quinsy (an inflammation of the throat) and later referred to angina pectoris, a heart condition characterized by a feeling of suffocation and severe pain. Nervous tension can produce feelings of tightness in the throat and chest, which explains why angere is indirectly the root of anguish (Middle English) and anxiety (early 16th century). Rhymes assigner, china, consignor, decliner, definer, Dinah, diner, diviner, forty-niner, hardliner, incliner, Indo-China, liner, maligner, Medina, miner, minor, mynah, recliner, refiner, Regina, Salina, Shekinah, shiner, signer, South Carolina, Steiner, twiner, whiner Definition of angina in US English: angina nounanˈjīnəænˈdʒaɪnə 1A condition marked by severe pain in the chest, often also spreading to the shoulders, arms, and neck, caused by an inadequate blood supply to the heart. 心绞痛 Example sentencesExamples If reduced flow occurs in the arteries that supply your heart with blood (coronary arteries), it can lead to a type of chest pain called angina pectoris. Pain caused through this means should be taken seriously to exclude serious conditions like angina pectoris or any heart problem. These drugs are used to prevent angina pectoris, to lessen the risk of a second heart attack and to treat congestive heart failure. You seem to be suffering from severe angina with rapid progression. The more severe blockage is more likely to cause angina or chest pain. An imbalanced heart or circulatory system can be due to poor circulation, low or high blood pressure, angina and heart attacks and hardened arteries. Symptoms such as angina (chest pain) or palpitations can be caused by problems with the heart. This can result in angina (chest pain) or, if the vessel is blocked completely, a heart attack. Signs of heart disease include having had a previous heart attack, angina pectoris (chest pain when you walk or run), or procedures to prevent a heart attack (like coronary bypass surgery or angioplasty). Heartburn can be confused with other kinds of pain, especially angina pectoris, so you need to explore its specific features carefully. This study evaluated the treatment effects of hypnotic acupuncture therapy on angina pectoris. The study found those given early surgery had a significantly reduced risk of death, heart attack and severe angina after four months. Many symptoms of organic origin, like angina pectoris, are made worse by anxiety. When I try, my angina pectoris begins; I get scared and have to lie down. Because of the close proximity of the heart and the esophagus, it is difficult to distinguish chest pain that is caused by problems of the esophagus from true angina pectoris. The first clinical sign of myocardial ischemia is usually angina pectoris, a term used to describe the strangling chest pain experienced by many patients with ischemic heart disease. Mr Fitchen said he began to suffer serious health problems five years on and now suffers from asthma, angina, heart disease and bronchitis. The authors conclude that among Medicare beneficiaries with unstable angina pectoris, more than one half have atypical presentations. He also had severe coronary artery disease with angina pectoris that could be precipitated by walking only 50 feet. All study participants had a history of myocardial infarction or unstable angina pectoris during the previous three to 36 months. 2with modifier Any of a number of disorders in which there is an intense localized pain. 局部剧痛 Ludwig's angina 路德维希的绞痛。 Origin Mid 16th century: from Latin, ‘quinsy’, from Greek ankhonē ‘strangling’.
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