See Also: esodic(medicine)
esodic nerve(medicine)
toco(medicine)
toco(1)(dictionary)
toco(2)(dictionary)
toco-(dictionary)

toco- (iou) and esodic (medicine)


toco- (iou)



toco- combining form. Also toko-.
[from Greek tokos offspring: see -O-.]
Chiefly Medicine. Of or pertaining to parturition or obstetrics.
tocodyna'mometer noun an instrument for measuring uterine contractions during Childbirth E20.
toco'logical adjective (now rare) = OBSTETRIC E20.
to'cologist noun (now rare) = OBSTETRICIAN E20.
to'cology noun (now rare) = OBSTETRICS E19.

esodic (medicine)


esodic
<physiology> Conveying impressions from the surface of the body to the spinal cord; said of certain nerves. Opposed to exodic.

Origin: Gr. Within + way.

Source: Websters Dictionary