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RETROFLEXION Definition & Meaning - Merriam-Webster
retroflexion. noun. ret·ro·flex·ion ˌre-trə-ˈflek-shən. : the state of being bent back . specifically : the bending back of the body of the uterus upon the cervix compare retroversion. www.merriam-webster.com
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Retroflexion in Colonoscopy: Why? Where? When? How? What ...
Retroflexion refers to making a U-turn with the bending section of the colonoscope, so that the viewing lens is looking backward and the insertion tube is ... www.gastrojournal.org
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Routine rectal retroflexion during colonoscopy has a low yield for ...
Rectal retroflexion refers to a maneuver during colonoscopy in which the instrument tip is deflected in U-turn so that the imaging system is directed backward, ... pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
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retroflexion
retroflexion (riːtrəʊ-, rɛtrəʊˈflɛkʃən) [ad. mod.L. retroflexio. So F. rétroflexion, Sp. retroflexion.] 1. The fact or state of being turned back or retorted. Chiefly Path., retroversion.1845 Encycl. Metrop. VI. 541/1 The stratified limestones of these localities are bent into such extraordinary ret... Oxford English Dictionary
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Evaluating Colonoscopy Retroflexion in Practice - News Center
A retroflexed view — turning the endoscopy camera 180 degrees while moving through the right colon — has been shown to help detect these polyps ... news.feinberg.northwestern.edu
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RETROFLEXION definition | Cambridge English Dictionary
the state of being curved or folded backward, especially used to describe a position of the uterus (= the female organ where a baby develops) dictionary.cambridge.org
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Approximant
Actual retroflexion may occur as well and both occur as variations of the same sound. However, makes a distinction between the vowels of American English (which he calls "rhotacized") and vowels with "retroflexion" such as those that appear wikipedia.org
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Retroflexion in Colonoscopy: Why? Where? When? How? What ...
“Retroflexion” refers to making a U-turn with the bending section of the colonoscope, so that the viewing lens is looking backward and the insertion tube is ... www.gastrojournal.org
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Should rectal retroflexion be included as a quality indicator for ...
Rectal retroflexion is a final maneuver to complete the examination of the colon performed by most colonoscopists. In my opinion, a photograph of this area is ... www.giejournal.org
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The significance of retroflexion technique in the right colon on ...
Colonoscopy with right-sided retroflexion after forward-view examination significantly increases the detection of adenomas compared with standard forward-view ... www.sciencedirect.com
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Retroflexion, a costless endoscopic maneuver, increases adenoma ...
Retroflexion is a simple and safe maneuver that increases the ADR in the AC and should complete a second forward view. pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
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retroflexed
retroflexed, a. [f. as retroflex a. + -ed1.] 1. Bot. Bending or bent backwards, or backwards and forwards, retroflex; also Path. (cf. retroflexion).1806 J. Galpine Brit. Bot. 83 Cor. retroflexed: L. cordate, angular, denticulate. 1872 Peaslee Ovarian Tumors 61 Frequently the uterus, being also carri... Oxford English Dictionary
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Iniencephaly
rare type of cephalic disorder characterised by three common characteristics: a defect to the occipital bone, spina bifida of the cervical vertebrae and retroflexion This causes extreme retroflexion, or backward bending, of the head in a "star-gazing" fashion. wikipedia.org
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𝼛
It is used for prosodic/allophonic retroflexion in descriptions of the Australian Aboriginal language Iwaidja. wikipedia.org
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ݙ
It is derived from dāl (د), with a small ṭāʼ (ط) above to represent retroflexion (as in Urdu), and two dots below to represent implosion (as in Sindhi) wikipedia.org
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