eversion
Inside becoming outside
Eversion is turning something inside out or outward.
In medicine, it describes tissue or an organ that has been turned outward from its normal position: eversion of the eyelid, eversion of the bladder.
The foot everts when the sole turns outward.
The verb is evert.
Reversed so inner surface shows
- outwardToward the outside
- reversalComplete change of direction
- foldBend onto itself
- exteriorizeMake internal things visible
unfold · expose · flip · prolapse · protrusion · extrusion · externalization · herniation
Leg-foot joint
- footLeg's lowest part
- jointShared by multiple parties
- ligamentConnective tissue between bones
- tendonMuscle-to-bone connector
pronation · supination · dorsiflexion · biomechanics · podiatry · orthopedics · articulation · kinematics
Ligament stretch injury
- ruptureViolent tearing apart
- tearTo pull apart
- strainExcessive stretching force
- dislocationForced out of position
swelling · trauma · inflammation · instability · rehabilitation · brace · immobilization · recovery
Many and various
- boundaryLine marking a limit
- collarNeck encirclement
- embeddingPlacing within surrounding mass
- surfaceOutermost boundary layer
mathematical · geometric · orientation · mapping · transformation · dimension · sphere
inside-out
Reversed so inner surface shows
exteriorize · unfold · expose · flip · prolapse · protrusion · extrusion · externalization · herniation · mucosal
ankle
Leg-foot joint
tendon · pronation · supination · dorsiflexion · biomechanics · podiatry · orthopedics · articulation · kinematics · alignment
sprain
Ligament stretch injury
dislocation · swelling · trauma · inflammation · instability · rehabilitation · brace · immobilization · recovery · damage
manifold
Many and various
surface · mathematical · geometric · orientation · mapping · transformation · dimension · sphere
eversioninversion
Reversal of position
turning inward · introversion · involution · supination · adduction
eversioninversion
Reversal of position
invagination · turning inward · infolding · enfolding · tucking in