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duodenoenterostomy

duodenoenterostomy noun: a surgical procedure that connects the duodenum to another part of the small intestine to bypass a blockage or diseased section of the duodenum, allowing food to pass normally through the digestive tract.

Noun

duodenoenterostomy (countable and uncountable, plural duodenoenterostomies)

  1. A surgical procedure that connects the duodenum to another part of the small intestine to bypass a blockage or diseased section of the duodenum, allowing food to pass normally through the digestive tract.

Forms of duodenoenterostomy

pluralduodenoenterostomies

Origin of duodenoenterostomy

From duodeno- + enterostomy.

Questions about duodenoenterostomy

What does duodenoenterostomy mean?
Duodenoenterostomy means a surgical procedure that connects the duodenum to another part of the small intestine to bypass a blockage or diseased section of the duodenum, allowing food to pass normally through the digestive tract.
What part of speech is duodenoenterostomy?
Duodenoenterostomy is a noun.
What is the plural of duodenoenterostomy?
The plural of duodenoenterostomy is duodenoenterostomies.

Words near duodenoenterostomy in the dictionary

  1. duodenocystostomies
  2. duodenocystostomy
  3. duodenoduodenostomies
  4. duodenoduodenostomy
  5. duodenoenterostomies
  6. duodenoenterostomy
  7. duodenoesophageal
  8. duodenogastric
  9. duodenogastroesophageal
  10. duodenogastrooesophageal
  11. duodenohepatic

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