Obturation

obturation

[‚äb·tə′rā·shən] (medicine) The closing of an opening or passage. A form of intestinal obstruction in which the lumen is occupied by its normal contents or by foreign bodies. (ordnance) Sealing of the breech of a gun to prevent escape of propellant gases in firing.

Obturation

the sealing of the barrel when firing a firearm in order to prevent the forward or backward escape of powder gases.

In guns that load by cartridge, obturation is achieved by the use of a brass cartridge case that expands when the gun is fired and ensures that the barrel is sealed on the breech side. In artillery guns that are loaded separately, obturation is achieved by using special devices in the breech called obturators. Escape of the gases in the direction of shell movement is prevented by the rotary bands of shells and casings of bullets; in mortars it is prevented by annular grooves on the cylindrical part of the shell.

obturation

[ob´tŏo-ra´shun] obstruction.canal obturation filling of a root canal completely and densely with a nonirritating hermetic sealing agent.

ob·tu·ra·tion

(ob'tū-rā'shŭn), Obstruction or occlusion. [see obturator]

ob·tu·ra·tion

(ob'tŭr-ā'shŭn) Obstruction or occlusion.
See: obturator

obturation

Closure of an opening.

ob·tu·ra·tion

(ob'tŭr-ā'shŭn) Obstruction or occlusion.
See: obturator

单词	obturation
释义	obturation ob·tu·rate O0017100 (ŏb′tə-rāt′, -tyə-)tr.v. ob·tu·rat·ed, ob·tu·rat·ing, ob·tu·rates To close or obstruct. [Latin obtūrāre, obtūrāt-; see teuə- in Indo-European roots.] ob′tu·ra′tion n. Translations Obturation obturation [‚äb·tə′rā·shən] (medicine) The closing of an opening or passage. A form of intestinal obstruction in which the lumen is occupied by its normal contents or by foreign bodies. (ordnance) Sealing of the breech of a gun to prevent escape of propellant gases in firing. Obturation the sealing of the barrel when firing a firearm in order to prevent the forward or backward escape of powder gases. In guns that load by cartridge, obturation is achieved by the use of a brass cartridge case that expands when the gun is fired and ensures that the barrel is sealed on the breech side. In artillery guns that are loaded separately, obturation is achieved by using special devices in the breech called obturators. Escape of the gases in the direction of shell movement is prevented by the rotary bands of shells and casings of bullets; in mortars it is prevented by annular grooves on the cylindrical part of the shell. obturation obturation [ob´tŏo-ra´shun] obstruction.canal obturation filling of a root canal completely and densely with a nonirritating hermetic sealing agent. ob·tu·ra·tion (ob'tū-rā'shŭn), Obstruction or occlusion. [see obturator] ob·tu·ra·tion (ob'tŭr-ā'shŭn) Obstruction or occlusion. See: obturator obturation Closure of an opening. ob·tu·ra·tion (ob'tŭr-ā'shŭn) Obstruction or occlusion. See: obturator ThesaurusSeeobturate
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