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hygroscopic dilator A gynecological dilator made of materials that swell after absorbing fluids from body tissues. It is used to facilitate dilation of the cervix uteri (uterine cervix), e.g., in induction of labor or in dilation and curettage.
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hygroscopic Tending to absorb moisture.
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hygroscopic The ability of a material to loose or gain moisture content with fluctuations in environmental humidity.
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hygroscopic Attracting or absorbing moisture. Salt and alcohol fuel are examples.
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hygroscopic Attracting, absorbing and retaining atmospheric moisture.
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