"hydroperitoneum" meaning in English

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          "ref": "1848, John Bell, Lectures on the Theory and Practice of Physic, volume 2, page 425",
          "text": "If uniformity could be preserved throughout, we ought, however, to say hydroperitoneum, in place of ascites, hydropneumonia, for edema of the lungs, hydroarachnoid, for hydrocephalus, hydropleura, for hydrothorax, and hydrovarium, for dropsy of the ovaries.",
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          "text": "In the greater proportion of cases hydroperitoneum causes no difficulty.",
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          "text": "There were fourteen cases of primary ovarian cancer, most of them associated with hydroperitoneum.",
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        "The accumulation of fluid in the peritoneum"
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        "(medicine, obsolete) The accumulation of fluid in the peritoneum"
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          "word": "seroperitoneum"
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          "sense": "accumulation of fluid in the peritoneum",
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          "word": "idroperitoneo"
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