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digitation /dig·i·ta·tion/ (-ta´shun)
1. a finger-like process.
2. surgical creation of a functioning digit by making a cleft between two adjacent metacarpal bones, after amputation of some or all of the fingers.

dig·i·ta·tion (dj-tshn)
n.
1. Division into fingerlike parts.
2. A fingerlike part or process.

digitation [dij″ĭ-ta´shun]
1. a fingerlike process.
2. surgical creation of a functioning digit by making a cleft between two adjacent metacarpal bones, after amputation of some or all of the fingers.

digitation
1. a finger-like process.
2. surgical creation of a functioning digit by making a cleft between two adjacent metacarpal bones, after amputation of some or all of the digits.


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