urethrffimorrha'gia
Stedman's Medical Dictionary: A Practical Medical Dictionary · 1920 · p. 37
[G. ourUhra, urethra, + haima, blood, 4- -rkagia.] Bleeding from the urethra, urethrorrhagia. re'thral. Relating to the urethra, u. fever, urinary fever.* rethral'gia [G. oureihra, urethra, + algos, pain.] Pain in the urethra. rethram'eter. Ure thro meter. re'thrascope. Urethroscope. rethratresia (u-re"thra-tre'zi-ah) [G. oureihra, urethra, + apriv. + tres is, a boring.] Imperforation or occlusion of the urethra. rethrec'to my [G. ourethra, urethra, + ektome, excision.] Excision of a segment or the whole of the urethra. rethrem'orrhage. Urethr^morrhagia. re"thremphrax'is [G. ourethra, urethra, + emphraxis, a stoppage.] Obstruction, from any cause, to the free flow of urine through the urethra. rethreurynter (u-re"thru-rin'tur) [G. ourethra, urethra, + euryno, I dilate.] An instrument for dilating the urethra. 'rethrism, urethris'mus. Irritability or spasmodic stricture of the urethra. rethritis (u-re-thri'(thre')tis) [G. ourethra, urethra, + -»/«.] Inflammation of the urethra, ante'- rior u., inflammation of the portion of the urethra anterior to the triangular ligament, nonspecific u., simple u. poste'rioT u., inflammation of the membranous and prostatic portions of the urethra, simple u., a catarrhal inflammation of the urethra, blennorrhea, specific u., gonorrhea. u. petrific ans, a form, sometimes of gouty origin, in which there is a deposit of calcareous matter in the wall of the urethra, u. vene'rea, gonorrhea. rethrobuITjar. Relating to the urethra and the bulb of the corpus cavemosum urethrae, noting a small artery. + rethrocele (u-re'thro-sel) [G. ourethra, urethra, A kele, tumor, hernia.] i. hyperplasia of the connective ti ue surrounding the female Tirethra. A a. prolapse of the female urethra. rethrocystitis (u-re"thro-sis-ti'(te')tis) [G. ourethra, urethra, + hystis, bladder, + -it is.'\ Inflammation of the urethra and bladder. A re'thro graph [G. grapho, I record.] recording ure thro meter, indicating graphically the location and extent of a stricture or strictures of the urethra + rethrom'eter [G. ourethra, urethra, metron, measure.] An instrument for measuring the caliber of the urethra. rethTopenile (u-re"thro-pe'uil). Relating to the urethra and the penis. re"tliroperine'aJ. Relating to the urethra and the perineum. re"tliroperine"oscro'tal. Relating to the urethra, perineum, and scrotum. rethrophrax'is. Urethremphraxis. rethroplasty (u-re'thro-plas"tI) [G. ourethra, urethra, + pla o, I form.] Reparative or plastic surgery of the tirethri. re"tliroprostat'ic. Relating to the urethra and the prostate. rethrorec'tal. Relating to the urethra and the rectum. + rethrorrha'gia [G. ourethra, urethra, -rhagia.l Urethraemorrhagia. rethror'rhaphy [G. rhaphe, suture.] Suture of a wound of the urethra. rethrophy'ma [G. phyma, a tumor.] Any tumor or circumscribed swelling of the urethra. re"throrrhe'a, ure"throrrh<E'a [G. rhoia, a flow.] An abnormal discharge of mucus or pus from the urethra, blennorrhea. + re'thro scope [G. ourethra, xirethra, skoped, I 68
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