Thrombocytosis
Pronunciation: /ˈθɹɑmˈboʊˈsaɪˈtuˈsɪs/
Thrombocytosis (noun)
- A condition where the blood has more platelets than normal, which can affect clotting and may need medical attention.
- A temporary rise in platelet numbers that happens after infection, injury, or inflammation, often improving when the cause is treated.
Examples
- Thrombocytosis means a high platelet count in the blood.
- A doctor checks for thrombocytosis when the platelet count is high.