LITAS

ÆDŒOPTOSIS (Lat.), n. £. ’si2s. Gen., eopto’seos. From aiôoïa, the genitals, and mrags, a falling. … à falling of the genitals, but applied also to the bladder. ih, 45.]-Æ. uteri. Prolapse of the uterus. |L, 45.]—2E. uteri inversa. Inversion of the uterus, [L, 45.]—Æ. uteri retro vers a. Retroversion of the uterus. [L, 45.]—Æ. vaginze. Prolapse of the vagina. [L, 45.]—Æ. vesiew. Prolapse of the bladder. [L, 45.] ZEDQ@OR RHAPHE, ASDCEORRHAPHIA (Lat.), n°s f. E?d(a8-ed)-e(0i)-07r’ra(ra’)-fe(fa), -ra(ra%)/fl?-a%. Gen., ædæor"- rhaphes (-rhaph'iæ), From aiôoia, the genitals, and fey, a suture. œd Lit. Ger., Schamnaht. See EpISIORRHAPHY. PUÆDŒOS (Lat.), adj. ’o%s. Gr., aisoïos. See DIC. ÆDŒOSCOPY, n. _-o’s’im’ i?, Lat., œdæoscopia (from aiboia, the genitals, and oxometv, to look at). Fr., œdœoscopie. Ger., ai ie. A physical examination of the genital organs. (L, , 50, 55. ÆDŒOTITIS (Lat.), n. f.. œdwœotit'idis. See Zparris, ÆDŒOTOMY, n. E*d-e-o2t'o-mi?, Gen., Lat.. œdæotomia (from aiôoïa, the genitals, and réuvev, to cut). Fr., œdæotomie. Ger., ‘Aedäotomie. The di ection of’ the genital organs, or a cutting operation practised upon them. [E; fs 80, 41, 55.) ZEDGPALMUS (Lat.), n. m. E?d(a’-e2d)-e(0i)-pa%l(pasly’mu - (mus). See ÆDŒoPALMUS.