How to Say “Neuroma” in French

névrome
masculine
névrome is the French word for neuroma.
The term refers to a tumor composed of nerve cells.
Meaning: tumor composed of nerve cells (noun)

Did you know?

  • French physicians often distinguish between a névrome and a neurinome, though in English both might be translated as 'neuroma'.
  • In French medical contexts, the term névrome is frequently used to describe Morton's neuroma, a specific thickening of the nerve in the foot, even when other types of nerve tumors are implied.
  • The prefix névro- in névrome is shared with words describing psychological states, such as névrose for 'neurosis', linking physical nerve tumors to mental health terms.

Examples in context

  • J'ai été diagnostiqué(e) avec un neurome sur mon pied droit.
    I have been diagnosed with a neuroma on my right foot.
  • Il a développé une boule de nerf douloureuse dans sa main gauche.
    He developed a painful nerve lump in his left hand.
  • La tumeur nerveuse est bénigne et ne nécessite pas d'intervention chirurgicale.
    The neuroma is benign and does not require surgery.
  • Le médecin a diagnostiqué un névrome.
    The doctor diagnosed a neuroma.
  • Ce névrome provoque une douleur constante.
    This neuroma causes constant pain.
  • Il faut opérer ce petit névrome.
    This small neuroma needs to be operated on.

Example conversation

A doctor's office where a man is discussing his test results with a woman.

  1. Manon

    Quels sont les résultats de l'examen, Nathan ?
    What are the test results, Nathan?
  2. Nathan

    L'examen a révélé un névrome.
    The exam revealed a neuroma.
  3. Manon

    Est-ce que ce névrome est grave ?
    Is this neuroma serious?
  4. Nathan

    Pas vraiment, mais on doit le surveiller.
    Not really, but we must monitor it.
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