English to Esperanto Meaning of cortisone - cortisona

Cortisone :
cortisona
cortisona
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Definitions of cortisone in English
Noun(1) a corticosteroid hormone (trade name Cortone Acetate
Examples of cortisone in English
(1) Pregnancy hormones and increased cortisone cause this type of hair growth during pregnancy.(2) People who are constantly under stress have a high level of hormones like cortisone and adrenalin in their blood.(3) They may also administer intravenous antihistamines and cortisone to reduce inflammation of your air passages and improve your breathing.(4) Stress, physical or mental, results in an increase in the level of ÔÇÿfightingÔÇÖ hormones in the body, like adrenalin and cortisone .(5) Other treatments include applying an anthralin cream or ointment, cortisone creams, or a minoxidil solution.
(1) cerebral cortex ::
ŝelo cerebral
(2) adrenal cortex ::
adrenal cortex
(3) prefrontal cortex ::
ŝelo prefrontal
(4) renal cortex ::
rena kortekso
(5) visual cortex ::
vidaj kortekso
(6) cingulate cortex ::
cingulate kortekso
(7) entorhinal cortex ::
entorhinal kortekso
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1. cortisone ::
cortisona
Different Forms
cortisone
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