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retraction p. a localized area of atelectasis where the tympanic membrane bulges inward; it may be a precursor of a serious condition such as cholesteatoma or ossicular discontinuity.
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retraction r. a circular thickening and indentation occurring in normal labor going around the junction of the isthmus and corpus uteri. It may be normal, delineating the upper contracting portion and the lower dilating portion (physiologic retraction r.); or it may be abnormally persistent such as in prolonged labor or certain other labor conditions, obstructing expulsion of the fetus (pathologic retraction r.). Cf. constriction r.
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retraction s. Duane's s.
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retracted nipple A nipple whose tip lies below the level of the surrounding skin. Retraction is caused by deficiency of muscle tissue or the flattening of erectile tissue.
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retraction nystagmus Nystagmus associated with the drawing of the eye backward into the orbit.
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