körbefolyásolás
Körbefolyásolás is a Hungarian medical term that describes the circumferential compression or occlusion of blood vessels, resulting in a reduction or cessation of blood flow to the affected tissue. The word is derived from the Hungarian roots kör– (meaning “around” or “circular”) and folyásolás (meaning “to flow”), literally indicating a situation in which vascular flow is obstructed in a round or encircling manner.
The condition can arise in several clinical contexts. In trauma, fractures or dislocations may produce a surrounding
Clinically, the signs of körbefolyásolás include pallor, coolness, diminished pulses, numbness, and, if prolonged, tissue necrosis.
The term remains primarily used in Hungarian-speaking medical literature and is analogous to the English phrase