Meanings of flatus in English

Probiotics improved postoperative flatus control and modified postoperative changes in microbiota and inflammatory markers.

If she expels flatus when she coughs, this would indicate a predisposition to heaves.

Patients typically presented with the vulval passage of flatus and faeces or acute sepsis of Bartholin's gland.

Excess flatus, borborygmi and abdominal pain did not differ from the placebo at any of the doses tested.

There is in it much flatus, much slapstick, but nothing much at all to challenge American xenophobes and oligarchs.

Vomiting was rare, was invariably bilious and coarse-grained; neither feces nor flatus were discharged; the urine was as before the diazo-reaction negative.

This was accompanied by low trumpeting from each animal in the herd-alongwith an enormous quantity of expelled flatus, redolent of methane.

The early feeding group tolerated a diet, passed flatus, used their bowels, and were discharged from hospital significantly earlier than the control group.

Hydrogen is produced during fermentation in the large intestine and may be excreted in breath and flatus or further metabolized by the flora.

Time to first flatus was in favour of TLC (2.2 vs. 2.6 days), whereas hospitalization was comparable.

This representative population survey included questions to determine the prevalence of urinary (stress and urge), and anal (faecal and flatus) incontinence, and other chronic conditions.

"-Ad flatus sidere-," as Livy (according to Obsequens, 56) expresses it, means "seized by the pestilence" (Petron.