polychasia
/pɒliˈkæziə/Definitions
1. noun
A condition in which there are multiple blood vessels or a network of blood vessels in the walls of a hollow organ.
“The patient was diagnosed with polychasia in her liver, which required immediate surgery.”
2. noun
A condition characterized by the presence of multiple blood vessels in the walls of an organ, often leading to abnormal functioning or enlargement of the organ.
“The doctor ordered a series of tests to determine the cause of the polychasia in her patient’s heart.”