dilatator

di·la·tor

(dī'lā-tŏr), This abridgment of dilatator is not correct Latin and is not recognized in TA.1. An instrument designed to enlarge a hollow structure or opening.
See also: bougie. 2. A muscle that pulls open an orifice.
See also: bougie. 3. A substance that causes dilation or enlargement of an opening or the lumen of a hollow structure.
See also: bougie. Synonym(s): dilatator

dilatator

(dĭl′ə-tā′tər, dī′lə-)n. A dilator.

dil·a·ta·tor

(dil'ă-tā-tŏr) 1. Instrument designed to enlarge a hollow structure or opening. 2. Muscle that pulls open an orifice. 3. Substance that causes dilation or enlargement of an opening or the lumen of a hollow structure.

单词	dilatator
释义	dilatator dil·a·ta·tor D0223800 (dĭl′ə-tā′tər, dī′lə-)n. A dilator. EncyclopediaSeedilator dilatator di·la·tor (dī'lā-tŏr), This abridgment of dilatator is not correct Latin and is not recognized in TA.1. An instrument designed to enlarge a hollow structure or opening. See also: bougie. 2. A muscle that pulls open an orifice. See also: bougie. 3. A substance that causes dilation or enlargement of an opening or the lumen of a hollow structure. See also: bougie. Synonym(s): dilatator dilatator (dĭl′ə-tā′tər, dī′lə-)n. A dilator. dil·a·ta·tor (dil'ă-tā-tŏr) 1. Instrument designed to enlarge a hollow structure or opening. 2. Muscle that pulls open an orifice. 3. Substance that causes dilation or enlargement of an opening or the lumen of a hollow structure.
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