Similar words: venesection, section, bisection, sectional, subsection, dissection, midsection, vivisection. Meaning: [rɪ'sekʃn] 
n. surgical removal of part of a structure or organ.
n. surgical removal of part of a structure or organ. 
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241) A lot of people about spending after the longest resection recession since World War 2.
242) During laparotomy in each patient, reduction of the hernia contents, resection of necrotic bowel loops, and primary anastomosis (enterostomy in one case) were performed.
243) The resection of chorda tympani nerve can cause taste blindness of the right side of tongue.
244) Is It Necessary To Prevent Venous Thrombosis After Resection Of Hepatocellular Carcinoma?
245) Conclusion The treatment of intravertebral schwannoma resection with microsurgical technic is the first and reliable choice.
246) Objective:To explore the value of duodenum-preserving near-total pancreatic head resection (DPNTPHR) without segmental duodenectomy for treating benign benign tumor of pancreatic head (BTPH).
247) Conclusion After the cervical spinal canal internal and external tumor resection,(http://sentencedict.com/resection.html) cervical lateral mass plate technique can restitute the stability of cervical spine much better.
248) The resection of the torsive testis has protective effect on the contralateral one.
249) Incomplete resection results in local recurrence even in the absence of dedifferentiation.
250) The treatments included salpingectomy and ipsilateral cornual resection in 14 cases, curettage in 5 cases, hysterectomy in 3cases, cornual repair in 2 cases and 2 cases with chemotherapy.
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