crossectomy
crossectomy noun: a procedure that ligates the great saphenous vein at its termination into the femoral vein.
Noun
crossectomy (plural crossectomies)
- A procedure that ligates the great saphenous vein at its termination into the femoral vein.
- Synonyms:
- exairesis
Synonyms of crossectomy
Forms of crossectomy
| plural | crossectomies |
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Origin of crossectomy
From cross- + -ectomy.
Words that rhyme with crossectomy
- facadectomy
- onychectomy
- tarsectomy
- transversectomy
- adenectomy
- adenoidectomy
- adenomectomy
- adenotonsillectomy
- adipectomy
- adnexectomy
- adrenalectomy
- allatectomy
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- alveolectomy
- amnionectomy
- ampullectomy
- amygdalectomy
- aneurysmectomy
- antennectomy
- antrectomy
- apicectomy
- apicoectomy
- appendectomy
- appendicectomy
- arteriectomy
- arthrectomy
- arytenoidectomy
- astragalectomy
- atherectomy
- auriculectomy
- bafflectomy
- bichectomy
- blebectomy
- blepharectomy
- brainectomy
- bulbectomy
- bullectomy
- bunionectomy
- bursectomy
- callosumectomy
- canthectomy
- capsulectomy
- cardiectomy
- cardioectomy
- carpectomy
- carunclectomy
- cashectomy
- caudectomy
- cecectomy
- cerebellectomy
- cervicectomy
- cheilectomy
- cholecystectomy
- choledochectomy
- chondrectomy
- clinoidectomy
- clitorectomy
- clitoridectomy
- coccygectomy
- colectomy
- colonectomy
Questions about crossectomy
- What does crossectomy mean?
- Crossectomy means a procedure that ligates the great saphenous vein at its termination into the femoral vein.
- What part of speech is crossectomy?
- Crossectomy is a noun.
- What is the plural of crossectomy?
- The plural of crossectomy is crossectomies.
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