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transsection

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transsection
[transek′shən]
Etymology: L, trans, across, sectio
a cross section of a biologic specimen or a cut across the long axis. Also spelled transection.


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Other advantages include avoidance of transsection of the RV muscle bundles and any ventricular incisions and immediate confirmation of adequate closure (9).
Perventricular closure of muscular ventricular septal defect in an ... by Celiker, Alpay; Ozkutlu, Suheyla; Erdogan, Ilkay; Karagoz, Tevfik; Dogan, O Faruk; Demircin, Metin / The Anatolian Journal of Cardiology (Anadolu Kardiyoloji Dergisi)
12) Furthermore, 3D CT arteriography allows for accurate planning of the transsection plane in live-related donor transplantation.
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Mechanisms of injury may include direct spinal cord transsection, contusion caused by the shockwave created by the bullet, and spinal cord ischemia due to arterial injury.
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