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ileac

 [il´e-ak]
1. of the nature of ileus.
2. pertaining to the ileum.

il·e·ac

(il'ē-ak),
1. Relating to ileus.
2. Relating to the ileum.

ileac

/il·e·ac/ (il´e-ak)
1. of the nature of ileus.
2. ileal.

ileac 1

(ĭl′ē-ăk′)
adj.
Of, relating to, or having the nature of ileus.

ileac 2

(ĭl′ē-ăk′)
adj.
Variant of iliac.

ilea, ileac, ileal

See ileum.

il·e·ac

(il'ē-ak)
1. Relating to ileus.
2. Relating to the ileum.

ileac

1. of the nature of ileus.
2. pertaining to the ileum.

ileal, ileac

pertaining to the ileum.
ileal atresia
see inherited alimentary tract segmental atresia.
ileal conduit
use of a segment of the ileum for the diversion of urinary flow from the ureters.
ileal muscular hypertrophy
a cause of chronic or intermittent colic of horses characterized by loud ileocecal gut sounds and a palpably enlarged terminal ileum on rectal examination. See also intussusception.
transmissible ileal hypertrophy
see wet tail.
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