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effraction

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effraction
[ifrak′shən]
a breaking open or weakening.


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Personne n'a ete en mesure de me convaincre que les patients operes par robot obtiennent des resultats nettement meilleurs a long terme, en terme de cure possible et/ou de morbidite, compares aux procedures a effraction ouverte et/ou par laparoscopie.
In "Signature Event Context", Derrida describes the "general citationality" (Derrida 1982: 325), or "general iterability which is the effraction into the allegedly rigorous purity of every event of discourse".
Neurotmesis is the interruption of the fibers' envelopes, even with immediate termino-terminal anastomosis and even if just the endoneurium and perineurium are interrupted without epineural effraction.
 
 
 
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