recanalization

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recanalization /re·can·a·li·za·tion/ (re-kan″ah-lĭ-za´shun) formation of new canals or paths, especially blood vessels, through an obstruction such as a clot.

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1. The restoration of the lumen of a blood vessel following thrombotic occlusion by restoration of the channel or by the formation of new channels.

2. Spontaneous restoration of the lumen of an occluded duct or tube.

recanalization [re-kan″ә-lĭ-za´shun]

formation of new canals or paths, especially blood vessels, through an obstruction such as a clot; called also canalization.

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