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varicocelectomy

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varicocelectomy /var·i·co·ce·lec·to·my/ (var″ĭ-ko-se-lek´tah-me) ligation and excision of a varicocele.
var·i·co·ce·lec·to·my (vr-k-s-lkt-m)
n.
Surgery for the relief of a varicocele by ligature and excision and by ligation of the dilated veins.

varicocelectomy [var″ĭ-ko-se-lek´tah-me]
excision of a varicocele.

varicocelectomy
excision of a varicocele.


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Varicocelectomy (Conventional Open Surgery) In a conventional varicocelectomy the doctor makes a two or three inch incision below the groin area or in the abdomen.
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