Vérzéses

Vérzéses is a Hungarian adjective derived from the noun vérzés (bleeding) with the suffix -es, used to denote that something is related to, involves, or is characterized by bleeding. It is primarily a descriptive term in medical and clinical contexts and is not the name of a disease.

In medical usage, vérzéses describes injuries, conditions, or findings where bleeding is present or expected. Examples include vérzéses seb (a bleeding wound) and vérzéses trauma (trauma with bleeding) or a vérzéses folyamat (a bleeding process) observed in imaging or during examination. The term serves to indicate a hemorrhagic aspect within a broader clinical picture.

In everyday language, the word can describe situations where bleeding occurs, such as a scraped knee or a more serious injury, but in clinical writing more precise terms are typically used to specify the type and source of bleeding.

Limitations: Vérzéses is a descriptor, not a diagnosis. Patients with bleeding disorders may experience vérzéses episodes that require evaluation to determine the cause and appropriate management of the bleeding.

See also: hemorrhage, bleeding, coagulation disorders.