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ureterolysis

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ureterolysis /ure·ter·ol·y·sis/ (u-re″ter-ol´ĭ-sis)
1. the operation of freeing the ureter from adhesions.
2. rupture of the ureter.
u·re·ter·ol·y·sis (y-rt-rl-ss)
n.
1. Rupture of a ureter. Also called ureterodialysis.
2. Paralysis of the ureter.
3. Surgical freeing of the ureter from surrounding disease or adhesions.
ureterolysis,
the rupture of a ureter.
ureterolysis [u-re″ter-ol´ĭ-sis]
1. rupture of the ureter.
2. paralysis of the ureter.
3. surgical freeing of the ureter from adhesions.
ureterolysis
1. rupture of the ureter; ureterodialysis.
2. paralysis of the ureter.
3. the operation of freeing the ureter from adhesions.
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