Evacuatory

E`vac´u`a`to`ry


n. 1. A purgative.
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary, published 1913 by G. & C. Merriam Co.
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In terms of treatment, cryptococcal meningitis IRIS requires evacuatory lumbar punctures and steroids in severe cases; conversely, relapse from cryptococcal meningitis is treated with a full course of antifungal therapy.
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(10,17,18) The etiology of ODS is multifactorial; an interaction of anatomical and functional factors that influence the recto-anal evacuatory mechanism.
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A collection of pellets in the rectum suggests an evacuatory disorder and is present in 25% of patients.
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I'm sure The Niagara Anglican has run many splendid ruminations by Canon Smart of a less evacuatory nature.
Hitting bottom: in the contest with Islam, Christianity may thrive worldwide, but it's too weak and too late to recover Europe--and maybe Canada
Older Draught Bass followers among us, who perhaps now have to rely on prune juice and bran for clockwork regularity, will sadistically recall its evacuatory properties.
Bass sightings few and far between
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