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proctoclysis

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[prok-tok-luh-sis] / prɒkˈtɒk lə sɪs /

noun

Medicine/Medical.
  1. the slow, continuous introduction of a solution into the rectum to improve fluid intake.


Etymology

Origin of proctoclysis

From New Latin; procto-, clysis

Example Sentences

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A second venesection of 400 c.c. and proctoclysis of 1000 c.c. saline solution was tried.

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Water starvation should be relieved by means of proctoclysis and hypodermoclysis before endoscopy is done.

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Water must be supplied by means of proctoclysis and hypodermoclysis before any endoscopic or surgical procedure is attempted.

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