duodenoduodenostomy
duodenoduodenostomy noun: an surgical procedure in which two portions of the duodenum are surgically connected to restore a continuous intestinal passage, usually performed to bypass or repair a blockage, congenital narrowing, or segmental loss of the duodenum.
Noun
duodenoduodenostomy (plural duodenoduodenostomies)
- An surgical procedure in which two portions of the duodenum are surgically connected to restore a continuous intestinal passage, usually performed to bypass or repair a blockage, congenital narrowing, or segmental loss of the duodenum.
Forms of duodenoduodenostomy
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Origin of duodenoduodenostomy
From duodeno- + duodeno- + -stomy
Questions about duodenoduodenostomy
- What does duodenoduodenostomy mean?
- Duodenoduodenostomy means an surgical procedure in which two portions of the duodenum are surgically connected to restore a continuous intestinal passage, usually performed to bypass or repair a blockage, congenital narrowing, or segmental loss of the duodenum.
- What part of speech is duodenoduodenostomy?
- Duodenoduodenostomy is a noun.
- What is the plural of duodenoduodenostomy?
- The plural of duodenoduodenostomy is duodenoduodenostomies.
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