eversion

Examples

• All

• In dietary studies, fish could be removed from the hook and bagged at depth prior to regurgitation and stomach eversion, thus ensuring the integrity of the food sample.

  Academic text (1992)

• Many discarded fish will not survive due to swim bladder expansion and resultant eversion of the stomach.

  Academic text (1995)

• Finally, the specimens were examined for eversion at the anastomosis site using light and scanning electron microscopy.

  Academic text (2015)

• The anterior plane dissection facilitates eversion of the skin edges to improve scar quality.

  Academic text (2012)

• External rotation of the ankle, or ankle eversion with pain at the medial ankle, is often indicative of an isolated sprain.

  Academic text (2003)

• Regurgitation and stomach eversion adversely affect research results in dietary studies (Bowman, 1986).

  Academic text (1992)

• While a reduction in lumen size may appear to be problematic, the HM technique provides superior architecture at the anastomosis site, with circumferential eversion of the vessel wall and intima-on-intima apposition.

  Academic text (2015)

• The doctor explained that eversion of the eyelid can help with certain eye conditions.

• During the physical therapy session, the patient practiced eversion of the foot to strengthen the ankle.

Synonyms

I

inversion

vseversion

3 6.3

An act of turning something upside down or inside out

focuses on outward or inside out movement rather than general reversal

E

everting

vseversion

9.9

To turn something inside out

also includes turning outward as well as turning inside out

Antonyms

I

inversion

3 6.3

An act of turning something upside down or inside out

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology