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Definition of rectum
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of rectum is as below...
Rectum
(n.) The
terminal
part of the large
intestine;
-- so named
because
supposed
by the old
anatomists
to be
straight.
See
Illust.
under
Digestive.
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Supposure
::
Suppository
(n.) A pill or bolus for
introduction
into the
rectum;
esp., a
cylinder
or cone of
medicated
cacao
butter..
Proctitis
::
Proctitis
(n.)
Inflammation
of the
rectum.
Latus Rectum
::
Latus
rectum
() The line drawn
through
a focus of a conic
section
parallel
to the
directrix
and
terminated
both ways by the
curve.
It is the
parameter
of the
principal
axis. See
Focus,
and
Parameter..
Proctocele
::
Proctocele
(n.)
Inversion
and
prolapse
of the
mucous
coat of the
rectum,
from
relaxation
of the
sphincter,
with more or less
swelling;
prolapsus
ani..
Prolapse
::
Prolapse
(n.) The
falling
down of a part
through
the
orifice
with which it is
naturally
connected,
especially
of the
uterus
or the
rectum..
Birthroot
::
Birthroot
(n.) An
herbaceous
plant
(Trillium
erectum),
and its
astringent
rootstock,
which is said to have
medicinal
properties..
Enema
::
Enema (n.) An
injection,
or
clyster,
thrown
into the
rectum
as a
medicine,
or to
impart
nourishment..
Endoscope
::
Endoscope
(n.) An
instrument
for
examining
the
interior
of the
rectum,
the
urethra,
and the
bladder..
Tenesmus
::
Tenesmus
(n.) An
urgent
and
distressing
sensation,
as if a
discharge
from the
intestines
must take
place,
although
none can be
effected;
--
always
referred
to the lower
extremity
of the
rectum..
Proctotomy
::
Proctotomy
(n.) An
incision
into the
rectum,
as for the
division
of a
stricture..
Periproctitis
::
Periproctitis
(n.)
Inflammation
of the
tissues
about the
rectum.
Rectovaginal
::
Rectovaginal
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to both the
rectum
and the
vagina.
Mesentery
::
Mesentery
(n.) The
membranes,
or one of the
membranes
(consisting
of a fold of the
peritoneum
and
inclosed
tissues),
which
connect
the
intestines
and their
appendages
with the
dorsal
wall of the
abdominal
cavity.
The
mesentery
proper
is
connected
with the
jejunum
and
ilium,
the other
mesenteries
being
called
mesocaecum,
mesocolon,
mesorectum,
etc..
Piles
::
Piles (n. pl.) The
small,
troublesome
tumors
or
swellings
about the anus and lower part of the
rectum
which are
technically
called
hemorrhoids.
See
Hemorrhoids.
[The
singular
pile is
sometimes
used.].
Rectum
::
Rectum
(n.) The
terminal
part of the large
intestine;
-- so named
because
supposed
by the old
anatomists
to be
straight.
See
Illust.
under
Digestive.
Hindgut
::
Hindgut
(n.) The
posterior
part of the
alimentary
canal,
including
the
rectum,
and
sometimes
the large
intestine
also..
Recto-uterine
::
Recto-uterine
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to both the
rectum
and the
uterus.
Rectal
::
Rectal
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
rectum;
in the
region
of the
rectum.
Perineum
::
Perineum
(n.) The
region
which is
included
within
the
outlet
of the
pelvis,
and is
traversed
by the
urinogenital
canal and the
rectum..
Pinworm
::
Pinworm
(n.) A small
nematoid
worm
(Oxyurus
vermicularis),
which is
parasitic
chiefly
in the
rectum
of man. It is most
common
in
children
and aged
persons..
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