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| incision to operate on the uterus, ovaries or uterine tubes |
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| to relieve or alleviate symptoms without curing the underlying cause or disease |
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| an incision made thru the abdominal wall into the peritoneal cavity |
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| incision made to operate on an inguinal hernia repair |
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| incision made to operate on the spleen |
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| to prevent the occurrence of a disease or illness |
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| incision made to operate on the stomach, duodenum or pancreas |
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| incision made to operate on the upper stomach or lower esophagus |
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| inspection or examination through a lighted scope |
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| to regain the patient's health and strength |
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| repair or surgical reconstruction of |
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| creation of a new opening for drainage |
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| incision made to operate on the gallbladder or biliary system |
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| incision made to operate on the appendix |
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| incision to operate on the uterus, bladder, or lower intestine |
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| incision made to operate on the spleen or stomach |
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| incision made through the abdominal wall into the peritoneal cavity as a diagnostic procedure |
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| incision made to operate on the pelvic structures or proximal half of the colon |
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| incision for removal of stones |
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| to puncture in order to aspirate |
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| to investigate and identify the cause or nature of a condition, illness or disease |
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