Definition of ventouse in English:

ventouse

noun ˈvɛntuːsˈvenˌto͞os

Medicine

A cup-shaped suction device applied to the baby's head in childbirth, to assist the birth.
as modifier ventouse extraction
Example sentencesExamples
- Forceps and ventouse deliveries were also risk factors.
- I can't remember exactly what she said after that, but the gist was that they were going to try and extract the baby using a ventouse.
- The pregnancy was uneventful, but the baby was delivered by ventouse extraction owing to fetal tachycardia.
- Using forceps or a ventouse is sometimes known as ‘instrumental delivery’, as tools are needed.
- A newborn boy delivered at full term by ventouse extraction had a widespread petechial rash and a cephalhaematoma.

Origin

1960s: from French, literally 'cupping-glass', based on Latin ventus 'wind'.

Definition of ventouse in US English:

ventouse

nounˈvenˌto͞os

Medicine

A vacuum extractor for use in assisting childbirth.
〔医〕（助产）吸杯，吸罐
as modifier ventouse extraction
Example sentencesExamples
- I can't remember exactly what she said after that, but the gist was that they were going to try and extract the baby using a ventouse.
- The pregnancy was uneventful, but the baby was delivered by ventouse extraction owing to fetal tachycardia.
- Forceps and ventouse deliveries were also risk factors.
- A newborn boy delivered at full term by ventouse extraction had a widespread petechial rash and a cephalhaematoma.
- Using forceps or a ventouse is sometimes known as ‘instrumental delivery’, as tools are needed.

Origin

1960s: from French, literally ‘cupping-glass’, based on Latin ventus ‘wind’.

词汇	ventouse
释义	Definition of ventouse in English: ventouse noun ˈvɛntuːsˈvenˌto͞os Medicine A cup-shaped suction device applied to the baby's head in childbirth, to assist the birth. as modifier ventouse extraction Example sentencesExamples Forceps and ventouse deliveries were also risk factors. I can't remember exactly what she said after that, but the gist was that they were going to try and extract the baby using a ventouse. The pregnancy was uneventful, but the baby was delivered by ventouse extraction owing to fetal tachycardia. Using forceps or a ventouse is sometimes known as ‘instrumental delivery’, as tools are needed. A newborn boy delivered at full term by ventouse extraction had a widespread petechial rash and a cephalhaematoma. Origin 1960s: from French, literally 'cupping-glass', based on Latin ventus 'wind'. Definition of ventouse in US English: ventouse nounˈvenˌto͞os Medicine A vacuum extractor for use in assisting childbirth. 〔医〕（助产）吸杯，吸罐 as modifier ventouse extraction Example sentencesExamples I can't remember exactly what she said after that, but the gist was that they were going to try and extract the baby using a ventouse. The pregnancy was uneventful, but the baby was delivered by ventouse extraction owing to fetal tachycardia. Forceps and ventouse deliveries were also risk factors. A newborn boy delivered at full term by ventouse extraction had a widespread petechial rash and a cephalhaematoma. Using forceps or a ventouse is sometimes known as ‘instrumental delivery’, as tools are needed. Origin 1960s: from French, literally ‘cupping-glass’, based on Latin ventus ‘wind’.
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