英语词汇“prolapse”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

prolapse

noun /ˈprəʊlaps

/ /prəˈlaps

1A slipping forward or down of a part or organ of the body: a rectal prolapse...

Videodefecography is specifically designed to evaluate evacuatory disorders such as rectal prolapse and rectocele.
Mechanical problems with colostomies include herniation, prolapse, and stenosis.
Other causes include rectal prolapse, diarrheal states, radiation injury to the rectum and overflow fecal incontinence secondary to impaction.

1.1A prolapsed part or organ, especially a uterus or rectum.

verb /prəʊˈlaps

/ [no object] (usually as adjective prolapsed)

(Of a part or organ of the body) slip forward or down: a prolapsed uterus...

Haemorrhoids that remain prolapsed may develop thrombosis and gangrene.
The lesion moved with the pulmonary valve and prolapsed back and forth across the valve, suggesting a cardiac tumor.
Echocardiography revealed a thin, mobile mass at the level of the pulmonary valve that prolapsed through the valve during diastole.

Mid 18th century: from Latin prolaps- 'slipped forward', from the verb prolabi, from pro- 'forward, down' + labi 'to slip'.

单词	prolapse
释义	prolapse noun /ˈprəʊlaps / /prəˈlaps / 1A slipping forward or down of a part or organ of the body: a rectal prolapse... Videodefecography is specifically designed to evaluate evacuatory disorders such as rectal prolapse and rectocele. Mechanical problems with colostomies include herniation, prolapse, and stenosis. Other causes include rectal prolapse, diarrheal states, radiation injury to the rectum and overflow fecal incontinence secondary to impaction. 1.1A prolapsed part or organ, especially a uterus or rectum. verb /prəʊˈlaps / [no object] (usually as adjective prolapsed) (Of a part or organ of the body) slip forward or down: a prolapsed uterus... Haemorrhoids that remain prolapsed may develop thrombosis and gangrene. The lesion moved with the pulmonary valve and prolapsed back and forth across the valve, suggesting a cardiac tumor. Echocardiography revealed a thin, mobile mass at the level of the pulmonary valve that prolapsed through the valve during diastole. Origin Mid 18th century: from Latin prolaps- 'slipped forward', from the verb prolabi, from pro- 'forward, down' + labi 'to slip'.
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