Reszorption

Reszorption is a term with multiple meanings depending on the context. In biology, it often refers to the process by which a fetus absorbs or reabsorbs a miscarried or dead fetus. This can occur when the body fails to expel the fetus, leading to its gradual breakdown and absorption by the mother's tissues. This phenomenon can be a cause of infertility or recurrent pregnancy loss.

In a broader chemical or physical sense, "reszorption" can describe a process of re-absorption. For example, in material science, it might refer to the re-absorption of gases by a material that had previously released them. In some scientific literature, the term might also be used as a misspelling or variation of "resorption," which is a more common and widely accepted term for the process of re-absorption or breakdown of tissues. Therefore, understanding the specific field or document where "reszorption" appears is crucial for accurate interpretation. If encountered in a biological context, it most likely relates to fetal reabsorption. In other contexts, it may be a less standard usage of "resorption."