dyssynchrony

See also: dys-synchrony

English

Alternative forms

• dys-synchrony
• dysynchrony

Etymology

From dys- +‎ synchrony.

Noun

dyssynchrony (plural dyssynchronies)

1. A lack of proper synchrony.
   1. (medicine) A medical condition wherein the activation of different parts of the heart is improperly synchronized.
   2. (medicine) A neurological condition wherein auditory stimuli are not processed synchronously.

Synonyms

• asynchrony (not always interchangeable)
• asynchronization (not always interchangeable)
• dyssynchronization (not always interchangeable)

Translations

lack of proper synchrony

• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 不同步 (zh) (bù tóngbù)

• Finnish: epätahti
• French: dysynchronie f, asynchronisme (fr) m
• German: Dyssynchronie f, Asynchronie f
• Japanese: 非同時性 (ひどうじせい, hidōjisei)
• Portuguese: dissincronia f, assincronia (pt) f
• Russian: диссинхрони́я f (dissinxroníja), асинхро́нность (ru) f (asinxrónnostʹ), асинхрони́я (ru) f (asinxroníja)

heart condition

• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 心臟運動不同步／心脏运动不同步 (xīnzàng yùndòng bù tóngbù), 心室不同步 (xīnshì bù tóngbù)

• Finnish: dyssynkronia
• French: asynchronisme (fr)
• German: Dyssynchronie f
• Japanese: 心室非同期 (しんしつひどうき, shinshitsu hidōki)
• Russian: диссинхрони́я f (dissinxroníja), асинхрони́я (ru) f (asinxroníja)
• Spanish: asincronía f

neurological condition

• Finnish: dyssynkronia
• French: asynchronisme (fr) m
• German: Dyssynchronie f
• Russian: диссинхрони́я f (dissinxroníja), асинхрони́я (ru) f (asinxroníja)
• Spanish: disincronía (es) f