pathogenesis

English

Etymology

From patho- +‎ -genesis.

Noun

pathogenesis (countable and uncountable, plural pathogeneses)

1. The origin and development of a disease.
2. The mechanism whereby something causes a disease.

Derived terms

• aetiopathogenesis
• aetiopathogenetic
• cardiopathogenesis
• cardiopathogenetic
• clinicopathogenesis
• clinicopathogenetic
• copathogenesis
• cytopathogenesis
• cytopathogenetic
• enteropathogenesis
• enteropathogenic
• etiopathogenesis
• etiopathogenetic
• histopathogenesis
• histopathogenetic
• immunopathogenesis
• immunopathogenetic
• neuropathogenesis
• neuropathogenetic
• pathoangiogenesis
• pathoangiogenetic

 

Related terms

• aetiogenesis
• pathogen
• pathogenic
• pathogenicity
• pathogeny

 

Translations

pathogenesis

• Armenian: please add this translation if you can
• Catalan: patogènesi f
• Czech: patogeneze (cs) f
• Danish: please add this translation if you can
• Dutch: please add this translation if you can
• Finnish: patogeneesi (fi), taudin synty
• French: pathogénie (fr)
• Georgian: please add this translation if you can
• German: Pathogenese (de) f
• Greek: παθογένεση f (pathogénesi)
• Hungarian: patogenezis
• Irish: pataigineas m
• Italian: patogenesi (it)
• Occitan: please add this translation if you can
• Polish: patogeneza (pl) f
• Portuguese: patogenia
• Romanian: patogeneză (ro) f, patogenie (ro) f
• Russian: патогене́з (ru) m (patogenéz)
• Spanish: patogénesis f, patogenia
• Swedish: patogenitet c
• Tagalog: mulsakitan

See also

• aetiology
• aetiopathogenic
• aetiopathology
• dysregulation
• etiology
• pathobiologic
• pathobiology
• pathophysiologic
• pathophysiology