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col·po·per·i·ne·or·rha·phy (kol″po-per″ĭ-ne-orґə-fe) vaginoperineorrhaphy.Medical dictionary. 2011.
colpoperineorrhaphy — n. an operation to repair tears in the vagina and the muscles surrounding its opening … The new mediacal dictionary
Кольпоперинеорафия (Colpoperineorrhaphy) — хирургическая операция, заключающаяся в сшивании разрывов влагалища и мышц, окружающих вход в него, особенно задних. Источник: Медицинский словарь … Медицинские термины
КОЛЬПОПЕРИНЕОРАФИЯ — (colpoperineorrhaphy) хирургическая операция, заключающаяся в сшивании разрывов влагалища и мышц, окружающих вход в него, особенно задних … Толковый словарь по медицине
prolapse — 1. To sink down, said of an organ or other part. 2. A sinking of an organ or other part, especially its appearance at a natural or artificial orifice. SEE ALSO: procidentia, ptosis. [L. prolapsus, a falling] p. of the corpus luteum ectropion of… … Medical dictionary
vaginoperineorrhaphy — Repair of a lacerated vagina and perineum. SYN: colpoperineorrhaphy. [vagino + perineum, + G. rhaphe, suture] * * * vag·i·no·peri·ne·or·rha·phy (vaj″ĭ no per″ĭ ne orґə fe) suture repair of the vagina and perineum … Medical dictionary
Donald-Fothergill operation — a surgical operation consisting of anterior colporrhaphy, amputation of the cervix, and colpoperineorrhaphy. It is performed for genital prolapse. A. Donald (1860 1933) and W. E. Fothergill (1865 1926), British gynaecologists … Medical dictionary
Donald-Fothergill operation — Manchester operation a surgical operation consisting of anterior colporrhaphy, amputation of the cervix, and colpoperineorrhaphy. It is performed (now rarely) for genital prolapse [Donald (1860–1933) and W. E. Fothergill (1865–1926), British… … The new mediacal dictionary
prolapse — n. downward displacement of an organ or tissue from its normal position, usually the result of weakening of the supporting tissues. Prolapse of the uterus and/or vagina is, in most cases, caused by stretching and/or tearing of the supporting… … The new mediacal dictionary
