endometrium
[en-doh-mee-tree-uh m]
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noun, plural en·do·me·tri·a [en-doh-mee-tree-uh] /ˌɛn doʊˈmi tri ə/. Anatomy.
the mucous membrane lining the uterus.
Origin of endometrium
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When the endometrium is septic or cancerous both ovaries and tubes should be removed.
The diseased states of the endometrium are many and their exact pathology is still under discussion.
In spite of the most careful attention it is very difficult to remove the endometrium completely.
Chronic gonorrhea of the endometrium is usually accompanied by tubular infection.
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endometrium
noun plural -tria (-trɪə)
Word Origin for endometrium
C19: New Latin, from endo- + Greek mētra uterus
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endometrium
[ĕn′dō-mē′trē-əm]
n. pl. en•do•me•tri•a (-trē-ə)
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endometrium
[ĕn′dō-mē′trē-əm]
Plural endometria
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