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transection /tran·sec·tion/ (tran-sek´shun) a cross section; division by cutting transversely.
tran·sec·tion (trn-skshn)
n.
1. A cross section along a long axis.
2. Division by cutting across.
transection.
transection [tran-sek´shun]
a cross section; division by cutting transversely.
transection
a cross-section; division by cutting transversely.
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