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== Dilation and Curettage == ...term originates from the words 'dilation' meaning to open or enlarge, and 'curettage' meaning to scrape or clean.

|Term=D&C |Short definition=D&C - A procedure to scrape and remove tissue from the inner lining of the uter

|Term=Dilatation and curettage |Short definition=Dilatation and curettage - {{Pronunciation}} (DIH-luh-TAY-shun … kyoo-reh-TAZH) A procedure to scr

...bortion are [[dilation and curettage]] (D&C), [[dilation and evacuation]] (D&E), and [[aspiration abortion]]. ...ction device is used to remove the fetus and placenta without the need for dilation.

...ons include manual removal of the placenta or a [[Dilation and curettage|D&C]] procedure. * [[Dilation and curettage]]

...dbirth, miscarriage, or procedures such as a [[dilation and curettage]] (D&C). It can also be associated with sexually transmitted infections, such as [ * [[Dilation and Curettage]]

...o the uterine lining, often as a result of a [[Dilation and curettage]] (D&C) procedure. Other potential causes include [[cesarean section]], [[myomecto * [[Dilation and curettage]]

...lication of intrauterine procedures, such as [[dilation and curettage]] (D&C), [[hysteroscopy]], or insertion of an [[intrauterine device]] (IUD). It ca * [[Dilation and curettage]]

...is a small, rod-like device that is inserted into the [[cervix]] to induce dilation. It works by absorbing fluid from the surrounding tissues, causing it to sw * [[Dilation and Curettage (D&C)]]: A procedure to remove tissue from inside your uterus.

...]: A surgical procedure often referred to by the initials "D&C", involving dilation of the cervix and removal of material from the uterus.

A '''blighted ovum''' (pronounced: /ˈblaɪtɪd ˈoʊvəm/), also known as '''anembryonic pregnancy''' or '''anembryonic ge ...ighted ovum may include a procedure called a [[dilation and curettage]] (D&C) to remove the pregnancy tissue. In some cases, the body will naturally exp

* [[Ascorbic acid]] - the chemical term for vitamin C ...hat controls automatic body functions, such as heart rate, sweating, pupil dilation, and digestion; divided into the sympathetic nervous system and the parasym