hepaticocholecystenterostomy
hepaticocholecystenterostomy noun: a surgical procedure that creates a new pathway for bile to flow from the liver through the gallbladder into the intestine when the normal bile ducts are blocked or damaged. It is a type of biliary bypass surgery used to relieve bile obstruction, reduce jaundice, and protect liver function.
Noun
hepaticocholecystenterostomy (plural hepaticocholecystenterostomies)
- A surgical procedure that creates a new pathway for bile to flow from the liver through the gallbladder into the intestine when the normal bile ducts are blocked or damaged. It is a type of biliary bypass surgery used to relieve bile obstruction, reduce jaundice, and protect liver function.
Forms of hepaticocholecystenterostomy
| plural | hepaticocholecystenterostomies |
|---|---|
| alternative form | hepatocholecystenterostomy |
Origin of hepaticocholecystenterostomy
From hepatico- + cholecysto- + entero- + -stomy.
Questions about hepaticocholecystenterostomy
- What does hepaticocholecystenterostomy mean?
- Hepaticocholecystenterostomy means a surgical procedure that creates a new pathway for bile to flow from the liver through the gallbladder into the intestine when the normal bile ducts are blocked or damaged. It is a type of biliary bypass surgery used to relieve bile obstruction, reduce jaundice, and protect liver function.
- What part of speech is hepaticocholecystenterostomy?
- Hepaticocholecystenterostomy is a noun.
- What is the plural of hepaticocholecystenterostomy?
- The plural of hepaticocholecystenterostomy is hepaticocholecystenterostomies.
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