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"LACERATIONS"
Keywords:
torn
,
wound
,
tears
,
episiotomy
,
perineum
Related Terms:
Laceration
,
Lacerate
,
Lacrimation
,
Lacrimal
,
Epiphora
,
Lachrymator
,
Tear
,
Lacrimator
,
Dacryocystitis
,
Lachrymal
,
Uterine rupture
,
Lacrimal sac
,
Paraphimosis
,
Punctum
,
Closed tear
,
Rupture
,
Stretch marks
,
Nasolacrimal duct
,
Tumescence
,
Episiotomy
,
Atrophic vaginitis
,
Rip
,
Vaginismus
,
Peyronie's disease
,
Imperforate hymen
,
Intumescence
,
Rectocele
,
Breakthrough bleeding
,
Vaginal atrophy
,
Frenulum
,
Priapism
,
Foreskin
,
Phimosis
,
Rupture of membranes
,
Contractions
,
Hymen
,
Balanitis
,
Sports hernia
,
Swelling
,
Corpus cavernosum
,
Cystocele
,
Mucocele
,
Failure to progress
,
Wound
,
Turgid
,
Terbutaline
,
Viagra
,
Engorgement
,
Incisional hernia
Torn and ragged wounds. During delivery of a baby, sometimes an episiotomy can prevent tearing of the mother's perineum.
surebaby.com
A wound with a jagged edge. For a new mother, a laceration means a tear in the vagina. Third- and fourth-degree lacerations are the most severe types of tears and can result in rectal, vaginal, and urinary problems.
mhcc.maryland.gov
Tears in the skin and underlying muscle.
equine-qanda.stablemade.com
Anything that has been torn roughly for example - a rough cut.
library.thinkquest.org
a wound produced by the tearing of body tissue.
bullwrinkle.com
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