pathológiás

Pathológiás is an adjective in Hungarian that relates to pathology, the medical discipline that studies disease and its effects on tissues and organs. It is formed from pathológia (pathology) plus the suffix -ás, and it is used to describe findings, changes, or processes that are due to disease or are characteristic of disease.

In medical writing, pathológiás is used to label abnormalities observed in examinations, such as pathológiás elváltozás (pathological alteration), pathológiás sejtek (pathological cells), or pathológiás folyamat (pathological process). The term signals that a feature is not part of normal physiology but is associated with disease. It is common in histology, radiology reports, pathology reports, and clinical discussions to indicate disease-related changes.

The use of pathológiás implies a contrast with normal variation or non-disease conditions. It is typically applied in contexts where a lesion, tissue change, or clinical finding is interpreted as evidence of illness. Related terms in Hungarian include pathológia (pathology), patológus (pathologist), and patofiziológia (pathophysiology), which share the same medical domain and conceptual framework.

Overall, pathológiás functions as a precise descriptor for disease-associated abnormalities, helping to distinguish pathological states from normal anatomy and function.