Abdominal pressure
abdominal pressure
abdominal pressure n.
pressure surrounding the bladder; it is estimated from rectal, gastric, or intraperitoneal pressure.
historical examples
after expiration the chest and abdominal pressure is relaxed and the next inspiration prepared for.
the voice frank e. miller
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