Definition of Bartholin's gland in English:

Bartholin's gland

nounˈbɑːtəlɪnzˈbärdəlinz ˌɡlandˈbärTHəlinz ˌɡland

Anatomy

Either of a pair of glands lying near the entrance of the vagina, which secrete a fluid that lubricates the vulva.
〔剖〕巴多林（氏）腺，前庭大腺
Example sentencesExamples
- A Bartholin's gland may become enlarged from cystic dilatation, abscess, or adenocarcinoma.
- Because the Bartholin's glands usually shrink during menopause, a vulvar growth in a postmenopausal woman should be evaluated for malignancy, especially if the mass is irregular, nodular, and persistently indurated.
- I have my patients stand while I perform a bimanual examination and try to feel for Bartholin's gland enlargement, prolapse, cystocele, rectocele and tightening of the vaginal muscles on digital insertion.
- Excision of the Bartholin's gland should be considered in patients who do not respond to conservative attempts to create a drainage tract, but the procedure should be performed when there is no active infection.

Origin

Early 18th century: named by Caspar Bartholin (1655–1738), Danish anatomist, as a tribute to his father.

Definition of Bartholin's gland in US English:

Bartholin's gland

nounˈbärdəlinz ˌɡlandˈbärTHəlinz ˌɡland

Anatomy

One of a pair of glands lying near the entrance of the vagina, which secrete a fluid that lubricates the vulva.
〔剖〕巴多林（氏）腺，前庭大腺
Example sentencesExamples
- I have my patients stand while I perform a bimanual examination and try to feel for Bartholin's gland enlargement, prolapse, cystocele, rectocele and tightening of the vaginal muscles on digital insertion.
- Because the Bartholin's glands usually shrink during menopause, a vulvar growth in a postmenopausal woman should be evaluated for malignancy, especially if the mass is irregular, nodular, and persistently indurated.
- Excision of the Bartholin's gland should be considered in patients who do not respond to conservative attempts to create a drainage tract, but the procedure should be performed when there is no active infection.
- A Bartholin's gland may become enlarged from cystic dilatation, abscess, or adenocarcinoma.

Origin

Early 18th century: named by Caspar Bartholin (1655–1738), Danish anatomist, as a tribute to his father.

词汇	Bartholin's gland
释义	Definition of Bartholin's gland in English: Bartholin's gland nounˈbɑːtəlɪnzˈbärdəlinz ˌɡlandˈbärTHəlinz ˌɡland Anatomy Either of a pair of glands lying near the entrance of the vagina, which secrete a fluid that lubricates the vulva. 〔剖〕巴多林（氏）腺，前庭大腺 Example sentencesExamples A Bartholin's gland may become enlarged from cystic dilatation, abscess, or adenocarcinoma. Because the Bartholin's glands usually shrink during menopause, a vulvar growth in a postmenopausal woman should be evaluated for malignancy, especially if the mass is irregular, nodular, and persistently indurated. I have my patients stand while I perform a bimanual examination and try to feel for Bartholin's gland enlargement, prolapse, cystocele, rectocele and tightening of the vaginal muscles on digital insertion. Excision of the Bartholin's gland should be considered in patients who do not respond to conservative attempts to create a drainage tract, but the procedure should be performed when there is no active infection. Origin Early 18th century: named by Caspar Bartholin (1655–1738), Danish anatomist, as a tribute to his father. Definition of Bartholin's gland in US English: Bartholin's gland nounˈbärdəlinz ˌɡlandˈbärTHəlinz ˌɡland Anatomy One of a pair of glands lying near the entrance of the vagina, which secrete a fluid that lubricates the vulva. 〔剖〕巴多林（氏）腺，前庭大腺 Example sentencesExamples I have my patients stand while I perform a bimanual examination and try to feel for Bartholin's gland enlargement, prolapse, cystocele, rectocele and tightening of the vaginal muscles on digital insertion. Because the Bartholin's glands usually shrink during menopause, a vulvar growth in a postmenopausal woman should be evaluated for malignancy, especially if the mass is irregular, nodular, and persistently indurated. Excision of the Bartholin's gland should be considered in patients who do not respond to conservative attempts to create a drainage tract, but the procedure should be performed when there is no active infection. A Bartholin's gland may become enlarged from cystic dilatation, abscess, or adenocarcinoma. Origin Early 18th century: named by Caspar Bartholin (1655–1738), Danish anatomist, as a tribute to his father.
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