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hemorrhoidectomy

hemorrhoidectomy noun: a surgical procedure involving the excision of internal and/or external hemorrhoidal tissue, typically indicated for the treatment of symptomatic, prolapsed, thrombosed, or refractory hemorrhoids.

Noun

hemorrhoidectomy (plural hemorrhoidectomies)

  1. A surgical procedure involving the excision of internal and/or external hemorrhoidal tissue, typically indicated for the treatment of symptomatic, prolapsed, thrombosed, or refractory hemorrhoids.

hemorrhoidectomy meaning in Tamil

hemorrhoidectomy in Tamil

மூலஅறுவை

Forms of hemorrhoidectomy

pluralhemorrhoidectomies
alternative formhaemorrhoidectomy

Origin of hemorrhoidectomy

From hemorrhoid + -ectomy.

Words that rhyme with hemorrhoidectomy

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Questions about hemorrhoidectomy

What does hemorrhoidectomy mean?
Hemorrhoidectomy means a surgical procedure involving the excision of internal and/or external hemorrhoidal tissue, typically indicated for the treatment of symptomatic, prolapsed, thrombosed, or refractory hemorrhoids.
What is hemorrhoidectomy in Tamil?
Hemorrhoidectomy in Tamil is மூலஅறுவை. See Hemorrhoidectomy meaning in Tamil.
What part of speech is hemorrhoidectomy?
Hemorrhoidectomy is a noun.
What is the plural of hemorrhoidectomy?
The plural of hemorrhoidectomy is hemorrhoidectomies.

Words near hemorrhoidectomy in the dictionary

  1. hemorrheology
  2. hemorrhoid
  3. hemorrhoidal
  4. hemorrhoidals
  5. hemorrhoidectomies
  6. hemorrhoidectomy
  7. hemorrhoidopexies
  8. hemorrhoidopexy
  9. hemorrhoids
  10. hemoscope
  11. hemoscopes

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