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Meanings of complete excision in English

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Usage of complete excision in English
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To prevent recurrence, particular care should be taken to ensure complete excision.
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Following complete excision of the lesion, histopathological diagnosis was made as schwannoma.
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The patient underwent an anterior orbitotomy and complete excision of the tumour.
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She was treated by complete excision of the bile duct and hepaticojejunostomy.
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In rare cases complete excision of the tumor is not possible.
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With an optimal surgical field, a complete excision of the lesion was obtained.
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These lesions can resemble basal cell carcinomas and require complete excision.
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The complete excision of the tumour revealed ESS arising in endometriosis.
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However, its impact on local control is not clearly established after wide complete excision.
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We conclude that carcinoma should be managed with complete excision.
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It allows complete excision of tumors located in the retrorectal space with low morbidity.
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There was no complication or recurrence after the complete excision.
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The overall survival was poor except in patients who had complete excision of the tumor.
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The patient underwent complete excision of the tumor.
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The multitude of pleural lesions prevented complete excision.
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The patient underwent complete excision of the tumor and had an open Roux-en-Y gastric bypass performed concurrently.
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