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eversion

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eversion /ever·sion/ (e-ver´zhun) a turning inside out; a turning outward.
e·ver·sion (-vûrzhn)
n.
A turning outward, as of the eyelid.

eversion
[ivur′zhən]
a turning outward or inside out, such as a turning of the foot outward at the ankle.

eversion
a turning inside out; a turning outward, e.g. of the uterus, the third eyelid. See under each anatomical location.

estral eversion
see vaginal prolapse.

eversion
Orthopedics Movement on the frontal plane in which the plantar aspect of the foot is tilted away from the midline; the axis lies on the sagittal and transverse planes


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