Definition of anorectal in English:

anorectal

adjectiveˌeɪnəʊˈrɛkt(ə)lˌanəˈrektəl

Anatomy Medicine

Relating to the anus and rectum.
Example sentencesExamples
- Fewer than 1% of malignant melanomas occur in the anorectal region, and patients with these tumours are usually seen by surgeons with no special experience of these rare lesions.
- A careful history focusing on the nature of the pain and its relationship to bowel movements frequently provides the diagnosis of pain in the anorectal area.
- Patients frequently present with anorectal pain and lesions.
- During evacuation, the anorectal junction moves down and backwards and the pelvic floor usually descends slightly.
- A thorough physical examination should be performed to detect and evaluate all anorectal lesions.

Origin

Late 19th century: from French ano-rectal, from Latin ano- (combining form of anus) + rectal (see rectal).

Definition of anorectal in US English:

anorectal

adjectiveˌanəˈrektəl

Anatomy Medicine

Relating to the anus and rectum.
Example sentencesExamples
- Patients frequently present with anorectal pain and lesions.
- Fewer than 1% of malignant melanomas occur in the anorectal region, and patients with these tumours are usually seen by surgeons with no special experience of these rare lesions.
- A thorough physical examination should be performed to detect and evaluate all anorectal lesions.
- A careful history focusing on the nature of the pain and its relationship to bowel movements frequently provides the diagnosis of pain in the anorectal area.
- During evacuation, the anorectal junction moves down and backwards and the pelvic floor usually descends slightly.

Origin

Late 19th century: from French ano-rectal, from Latin ano- (combining form of anus) + rectal (see rectal).

单词	anorectal
释义	Definition of anorectal in English: anorectal adjectiveˌeɪnəʊˈrɛkt(ə)lˌanəˈrektəl Anatomy Medicine Relating to the anus and rectum. Example sentencesExamples Fewer than 1% of malignant melanomas occur in the anorectal region, and patients with these tumours are usually seen by surgeons with no special experience of these rare lesions. A careful history focusing on the nature of the pain and its relationship to bowel movements frequently provides the diagnosis of pain in the anorectal area. Patients frequently present with anorectal pain and lesions. During evacuation, the anorectal junction moves down and backwards and the pelvic floor usually descends slightly. A thorough physical examination should be performed to detect and evaluate all anorectal lesions. Origin Late 19th century: from French ano-rectal, from Latin ano- (combining form of anus) + rectal (see rectal). Definition of anorectal in US English: anorectal adjectiveˌanəˈrektəl Anatomy Medicine Relating to the anus and rectum. Example sentencesExamples Patients frequently present with anorectal pain and lesions. Fewer than 1% of malignant melanomas occur in the anorectal region, and patients with these tumours are usually seen by surgeons with no special experience of these rare lesions. A thorough physical examination should be performed to detect and evaluate all anorectal lesions. A careful history focusing on the nature of the pain and its relationship to bowel movements frequently provides the diagnosis of pain in the anorectal area. During evacuation, the anorectal junction moves down and backwards and the pelvic floor usually descends slightly. Origin Late 19th century: from French ano-rectal, from Latin ano- (combining form of anus) + rectal (see rectal).
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