PROLAPSUS

(Lat.), n. m. Pro(pro)-laaps(laps)'us(us). Gen., Inp's us. See PROLAPSE. P. ani. Prolapse of the anus. P. bulb i. An old term for protrusion of the eye. [FJ P. cart i lag in us eiisiformis (seu proce us xiphoidei). Dislocation of the ensiform cartilage. [L, 1,35 (a. 50). P. cerebri. See ENCEPHALOCELE. P. corneee. An old term for staphyioma of the cornea. [F.] P. grai eux (Fr.). See Pendulous ABDOMEN. P. in test in i recti. Prolapse of the rectum. P. irid is. See HKRNIA irid is. P. linguae. See PARAGLOSSA, GLOSSOCELE, and MACHO GLOSS I A. P. oculi. See EXOPHTHALMIA. P. palpebrae. See BLEPHAROPTOSIS. P. placentae. Prolapse of the placenta. P. recti. Prolapse of the rectum. P. scleroticae. Staphyioma of the sclerotic. [F.] P. titer i. Prolapse of the uterus. P. uteri comp let us. Procident i a uteri. P. uteri inconipletus. That degree of prolapse of the uterus in which it appears at the vulva. P. uvulae. See STAPHYLCEDEMA. P. vaginae, P. vaginale (Fr.). Prolapse of the vagina. P. vesicae (urinariae). Prolapse of the urinary bladder. [s. 338]