Noun
/es.kis.toˈsis.to/
"Esquistocisto" refers to a type of cyst containing schistosome parasite larvae. It is commonly found in medical contexts, especially in the field of parasitology. This term is mainly used in written medical literature and is not frequently used in oral speech.
The patient was diagnosed with a schistocyst in the liver.
Los esquistocistos son comunes en regiones donde la esquistosomiasis es endémica.
There are no common idiomatic expressions involving the word "esquistocisto."
The term "esquistocisto" originates from the Greek words "schistos," meaning 'split' or 'divided,' and "kystis," meaning 'bladder' or 'bag.' This reflects the nature of the cyst containing schistosome larvae.