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hemisection

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hemisection /hemi·sec·tion/ (-sek´shun)
1. division into two equal parts.
2. surgical division of a multiple rooted tooth from the crown to the furcation with removal of a root and part of the crown.

hemisection
[-sek′shən]
Etymology: Gk, hemi, half; L, sectare, to cut
half of a body or other object divided along a longitudinal plane, producing two lateral halves. Also called bisection.

hemisection [hem″e-sek´shun]
1. division into two equal parts.
2. surgical removal of one root of a large mandibular molar along with the corresponding crown area.

hemisection,
n the complete sectioning through the crown of a tooth into the furcation region.

hemisection
division into two equal parts; bisection.


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