enterocystoplasty

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enterocystoplasty /en·tero·cys·to·plas·ty/ (-sis´to-plas″te) the most common type of augmentation cystoplasty, using a portion of intestine for the graft.

enterocystoplasty

[en′terosis′toplas′te]

the most common type of augmentation cystoplasty, using a portion of intestine for the graft. Common types include ileocystoplasty, ileocecocystoplasty, and sigmoid cystoplasty.

enterocystoplasty [en″ter-o-sis´to-plas″te]

the most common type of augmentation cystoplasty, using a portion of intestine for the graft. Common types include ileocystoplasty, ileocecocystoplasty, and sigmoid cystoplasty.

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