Uterine prolapse is when the uterus drops towards or through the vaginal opening as a consequence of weak supporting ligaments.
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Prolapse
//ˈpɹoʊlæps//
Synonyms for "prolapse" (3 found)
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45 translations across 13 languages.
Bulgarian
1 entries- смъквам се verb (to move out of place)
Catalan
1 entries- prolapse noun (a moving out of place)
Chinese Mandarin
2 entries- 脱垂 noun (a moving out of place)
- 脱垂 verb (to move out of place)
Esperanto
2 entries- prolapso noun (a moving out of place)
- prolapsi verb (to move out of place)
Finnish
4 entries- esiinluiskahdus noun (a moving out of place)
- laskeuma noun (a moving out of place)
- prolapsi noun (a moving out of place)
- luiskahtaa esiin verb (to move out of place)
French
1 entries- prolapsus noun (a moving out of place)
Greek
2 entries- πρόπτωση noun (a moving out of place)
- προπίπτω verb (to move out of place)
Hungarian
4 entries- alászállás noun (a moving out of place)
- csuszamodás noun (a moving out of place)
- előesés noun (a moving out of place)
- előreesés noun (a moving out of place)
Icelandic
4 entries- framfall noun (a moving out of place)
- sig noun (a moving out of place)
- falla fram verb (to move out of place)
- síga verb (to move out of place)
Japanese
3 entries- 脱出 noun (a moving out of place)
- 子宮脱 verb (to move out of place)
- 脱垂 verb (to move out of place)
Polish
2 entries- wypadanie noun (a moving out of place)
- wypadnięcie noun (a moving out of place)
Spanish
2 entries- prolapso noun (a moving out of place)
- prolapsar verb (to move out of place)
Swedish
3 entries- framfall noun (a moving out of place)
- prolaps noun (a moving out of place)
- falla fram verb (to move out of place)
Sample sentences
2 total sentences available.
Umbilical cord prolapse occurs in approximately one in five hundred pregnancies, and is considered an emergency.
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