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reconstructive surgery
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reconstructive surgery
n.
Plastic surgery.
reconstructive surgery.
reconstructive surgery,
n surgery to rebuild a structure for functional or esthetic reasons.
reconstructive surgery
surgery to rebuild damaged or lost structure, e.g. rectovaginal fistula.
reconstructive surgery
Reconstruction Surgery A procedure that attempts to restore a tissue as closely as possible to its original state. See Cosmetic surgery, Corrective surgery. Cf Mutilating surgery.
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