beriberi

• n. 脚气病

1. avitaminosis caused by lack of thiamine (vitamin B1)

A, such as scurvy, beriberi, or, caused by deficiency of one or more essential vitamins.

一种存在于新鲜水果(尤其是柑桔类水果)和蔬菜中的维生素;防止坏血病.

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Leaves are toxic; being used in beriberi, nose bleeding and cough with phlegm and asthma.

有毒, 能治脚气风肿, 止鼻血,亦治痰喘咳嗽.

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Jiedu kill early , against the rule vomit belch choking treatment , only Dianzuo dysentery , Qu beriberi.

杀早解毒, 治呕逆,疗噎嗝,止淀痢, 祛脚气.

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Objective To discuss the CT appearance and diagnostic value of brain type infantile beriberi ( thiamine deficiency ).

目的探讨婴儿脑型脚气病的CT表现特点及诊断价值.

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There are high antibacterial and bactericidal and prevents mildew . It is good effect for beriberi.

具有高制菌及杀菌性能,可防止霉菌滋生,对于脚气有显著的效果.

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Methods: The CT features of 57 cases of brain type beriberi were retrospectively analyzed.

方法 回顾 性分析57例脑型脚气病婴儿临床和CT资料.

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A disease, as scurvy , beriberi , or pellagra, caused by deficiency of one or more essential vitamins.

由于缺乏基本的营养成分如维生素矿物质等而导致的任何疾病.

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Have you ever come down with beriberi?

你有没有脚气病?

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This condition is called beriberi. 5.

这种情况被称为脚气病.

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Wet Beriberi is more acute, with edema from cardiac failure and poor circulation.

湿性脚气病病情较急, 会有心力衰竭、循环不良及主要由此造成的水肿.

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Chinese flowering quince can treat oedema, beriberi, and ameliorable joint.

木瓜可治水肿 、 脚气病, 且可改善关节.

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It can be also used to treat skin diseases such as acne, beriberi and foot ringworm.

因此竹醋液是美容护肤佳品,并可用于治疗皮肤病,对青春痘、脚气 、 脚癣等效果显著.

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来自印度语beri, 病，弱。

1. Does baby foot bottom board have small red - paper - packed money, be a beriberi?

宝宝脚底板有小红包, 会不会是脚气?

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2. Chinese flowering quince can treat oedema, beriberi, and ameliorable joint.

木瓜可治水肿 、 脚气病, 且可改善关节.

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3. Have you ever come down with beriberi?

你有没有脚气病?

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4. This condition is called beriberi. 5.

这种情况被称为脚气病.

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5. A, such as scurvy, beriberi, or, caused by deficiency of one or more essential vitamins.

一种存在于新鲜水果(尤其是柑桔类水果)和蔬菜中的维生素;防止坏血病.

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beriberi (n.)

also beri-beri, paralytic disease prevalent in much of India, 1703, literally "great weakness," intensifying reduplication of Sinhalese beri "weakness."