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| to shape, the surgical formation of, or plastic surgery (meaning to improve function, to relieve pain or for cosmetic reasons) |
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| to surgically repair by joining in a seam or by suturing together |
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| to make a new, artificial opening in a hollow organ (to the outside of the body) or to make a new opening between two hollow organs |
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| to incise or cut into (making an incision) |
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| infestation or infection with, a condition characterized by |
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| a state or condition, a fact of being, result of a process |
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| abnormal condition or process of degeneration |
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| the deficiency or lack of |
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| abnormal fear or intolerance of |
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| -plasia, -plastic, -plasty |
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| forming, growing, changing |
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| instrument or machine that writes or records |
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| procedure of using an instrument or machine to record |
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| product, written record, picture or graph produced |
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| instrument or machine that measure or counts |
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| instrument for examining, viewing or listening |
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| act of examining or using the scope |
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| instrument for cutting, such as into smaller or thinner sections |
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