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antrotomy

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antrotomy /an·trot·o·my/ (an-trot´ah-me) antrostomy.
an·trot·o·my (n-trt-m)
n.
Incision through the wall of an antrum.
antrotomy [an-trot´ah-me]
incision of an antrum.
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