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resect

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resect /re·sect/ (-sekt´) to excise part or all of an organ or other structure.
re·sect (r-skt)
v.
To perform a resection on a part of the body.
Resect
To remove surgically.
Mentioned in: Colon Cancer, Rectal Cancer
resect [re-sekt´]
to excise part of an organ or other structure.
resect
to excise part of an organ or other structure.
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