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propulsatile ‎(not comparable)

1. (medicine) Serving to force the contents to move in a rapid outflow.
   • 1998, Russian Journal of Developmental Biology - Volume 29, page 307:

     Lymph hearts of lower vertebrates are propulsatile organs, whose main function is to pump the lymph from subcutaneous lymph sacs into the venous system.

   • 2010, Christopher M. Bono, ‎Diana D. Cardenas, & ‎Frederick S. Frost, Spinal Cord Medicine, Second Edition: Principles & Practice, ISBN 1935281771, page 414:

     A seminal bolus in the posterior urethra does not appear to be necessary to trigger propulsatile ejaculation after seminal emission, as evidenced by post-prostatectomy patients.

   • 2011, Laurence Brunton, ‎Bruce Chabner, ‎& Bjorn Knollman, Goodman and Gilman's The Pharmacological Basis of Therapeutics, ISBN 0071769390, page 496:

     Morphine reduces propulsatile activity in the small and large intestine and diminishes intestinal secretions.

   • 2016, Gary S. Firestein, ‎Ralph Budd, ‎& Sherine E Gabriel, Kelley and Firestein's Textbook of Rheumatology, ISBN 032341494X, page 1084:

     Stimulation of MOR in the intestines reduces propulsatile and diminishes intestinal secretions.