| retractor |
A surgical instrument for holding back tissue which would otherwise obscure the surgeon's view.
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| retractile m. |
inflammation of the mesentery producing thickening, sclerosis, and retraction, and occasionally resulting in distortion of intestinal loops.
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| retractile t. |
a testis that can descend fully into the scrotum but moves freely up into the inguinal canal, usually because of an exaggerated cremasteric reflex.
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| retraction c. |
a cord impregnated with a chemical or medication, used in dental surgery for gingival retraction.
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| retraction n. |
1. a spasmodic retraction of the eyeball backward into the orbit, occurring on attempted movement of the eye; it is a sign of disease of the midbrain. 2. sylvian syndrome; see under syndrome.
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