hepaticolithotomy

hepaticolithotomy

 [hĕ-pat″ĭ-ko-lĭ-thot´ah-me]

incision of the hepatic duct with removal of calculi.

he·pat·i·co·li·thot·o·my

(he-pat'i-kō-li-thot'ŏ-mē),

Removal of a stone from a hepatic duct.

[hepatico- + G. lithos, stone, + tomē, a cutting]

hepaticolithotomy

/he·pat·i·co·li·thot·o·my/ (-lĭ-thot´ah-me) incision of the hepatic duct, with removal of calculi.

hepaticolithotomy

(hĭ-păt′ĭ-kō-lĭ-thŏt′ə-mē)

n.

Surgical removal of one or more calculi from a hepatic duct.

hepaticolithotomy

[-lithot′əmē]

an incision made in the hepatic bile duct for the removal of gallstones.

he·pat·i·co·li·thot·o·my

(hĕ-pat'i-kō-li-thot'ŏ-mē)

Removal of a stone from a hepatic duct.

[hepatico- + G. lithos, stone, + tomē, a cutting]

hepaticolithotomy

incision of the hepatic duct with removal of calculi.