obliterative procedure
obliterative procedure noun: a surgical procedure that closes a biological cavity or passageway.
Noun
obliterative procedure (plural obliterative procedures)
- A surgical procedure that closes a biological cavity or passageway.
- Without attempting to discuss with Binnie the special types of fusiform aneurism in which the reconstruction of an artery is more or less indicated, I will simply state that in the large majority of the reported cases of aneurism of the extremities, and especially of the popliteal and fremoral...1908, Rudolph Matas, “The Statistics of Endoaneurismorrhaphy, or the Radical Cure of Aneurism by Intrasaccular Suture”, in Journal of the American Medical Association, volume 51, number 20, page 1670
- The ultimate result of a successful obliterative procedure is that of normal appearing external genitalia, but an obliterated vaginal canal.2007, Patrick J. Culligan, Roger P. Goldberg, Urogynecology in Primary Care, page 101
Forms of obliterative procedure
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Questions about obliterative procedure
- What does obliterative procedure mean?
- Obliterative procedure means a surgical procedure that closes a biological cavity or passageway.
- What part of speech is obliterative procedure?
- Obliterative procedure is a noun.
- What is the plural of obliterative procedure?
- The plural of obliterative procedure is obliterative procedures.
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