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ligate
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liĀ·gate (lgt)
v.
To tie or bind with a ligature.

ligate (lī´gāt),
v to tie or bind with a ligature or suture.

ligate
to apply a ligature.

ligate
verb To tie, close with a suture

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Q. if you think you are pregnant and you have had a tubal ligation what should i do? should i wait to be sure?

A. i agree with doctoradhi, first of all get checked. the pregnancy tests are cheap and you can get them anywhere.
A tubal ligation is approximately 99% effective in the first year following the procedure. In the following years the effectiveness may be reduced slightly since the fallopian tubes can, in some cases, reform or reconnect which can cause unwanted pregnancy. so it can happen.

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was ligated at 16[degrees]C for 30 min by using DNA Ligation Kit, Mighty Mix (Takara Bio Inc.
If a fistulous tract is identified, it should be traced as high as possible and then ligated and excised as high as possible.
All procedures were identical for ovariectomized and sham-surgery mice, except that in the latter case, ovaries were exposed but not ligated and removed.
 
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