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release
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release [re-lēs´]
1. a setting free.
2. surgical incision or cutting of soft tissue to bring about relaxation.
tendon release tenotomy.
wheelchair pressure release weight shift of a person confined to a wheelchair.
release,
n in bodywork, the letting go of muscle tension and associated emotional stress.
release,
v to give up as a legal claim; to discharge or relinquish a right.
release, sustained,
adj See medication, sustained release.
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