duodenorrhaphy

duodenorrhaphy

 [doo″o-dĕ-nor´ah-fe]
suture of the duodenum.
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du·o·de·nor·rha·phy

(dū'ō-dĕ-nōr'ă-fē),
Suture of a tear or incision in the duodenum.
[duodeno- + G. rhaphē, a seam]
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duodenorrhaphy

(do͞o′ə-də-nôr′ə-fē, do͞o-ŏd′n-ôr′-)
n.
Suture of a tear or incision in the duodenum.
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du·o·de·nor·rha·phy

(dū'ō-dĕ-nōr'ă-fē)
Suture of a tear or incision in the duodenum.
[duodeno- + G. rhaphē, a seam]
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