What is urecchysis?

Urectychisis refers to the condition in which there is an effusion of urine into the tissue, generally as a result of a rupture or damage to the urinary tract. This pathological state is characterized by the leakage of urine from the urinary system into surrounding tissues, which can lead to complications such as inflammation or infection. The process occurs when the integrity of the urinary tract is compromised, allowing urine to escape from the bladder, ureters, or urethra.

The nature of urectychisis highlights the body's response to injury or disease processes affecting the urinary system, and understanding this helps in diagnosing and treating conditions related to urinary retention and leakage. The other terms provided describe different aspects of urinary issues but do not capture the specific mechanism of urine effusion into tissues.