What is another word for lithotomy position?
Pronunciation: [lɪθˈɒtəmɪ pəzˈɪʃən] (IPA) 
The lithotomy position is a widely used posture in various medical and surgical procedures. However, there are some different terms that refer to the same position. Some possible synonyms for the lithotomy position include dorsal lithotomy, gynecological position, supine position with leg stirrups, or frog-leg position. These terms often describe the placement of the patient's body on their back, with their legs flexed and supported in stirrups or holders, exposing the perineal and genital area. The lithotomy position is frequently used in procedures such as gynecological exams, vaginal deliveries, cystoscopies, and prostate surgeries, among others. As with other medical terms, different synonyms may be used depending on the context, specialty, or region.
