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Meanings of excision in English

Portuguese
ablação
Catalan
ablació

Surgical removal of a body part or tissue.

ablação
Portuguese
exérese
Catalan
supressió
Spanish
corte

The omission that is made when an editorial change shortens a written passage.

exérese
Portuguese
pessoas excomungadas pela igreja católica romana
Catalan
excomunicació

The act of banishing a member of a church from the communion of believers and the privileges of the church; cutting a person off from a religious society.

pessoas excomungadas pela igreja católica romana

Surgical removal of any part or organ.

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Examples for "exeresis"
Examples for "exeresis"
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Twenty-six patients with surface vesical tumor receiving epirubicin are included for prophylaxis of relapse following surgical exeresis.
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At present, the extent of exeresis, the lymph-node dissection technique and the management of upper respiratory-digestive tract infiltration are still debatable issues.
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Usage of excision in English
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In our case, a wide local excision was sufficient for radical cure.
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One year after the excision, the patient is without recurrence and metastasis.
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3
Wide excision resulted in nine case of delayed wound healing with fistula.
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4
The optimal margin of excision for thick melanomas is still unknown, however.
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To prevent recurrence, particular care should be taken to ensure complete excision.
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Treatment included multiagent chemotherapy and irradiation after initial tumor excision or biopsy.
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Conclusions: Complete thymic excision is the preferred primary treatment for thymic carcinoma.
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One localized soft tissue recurrence occurred; it was successfully managed by excision.
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The tumors were treated by surgical excision, with no adjuvant therapy given.
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Their excision pathology and preoperative mammography were correlated with risk of invasion.
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11
The patient had been treated initially with a large excision of tumor.
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12
After local resection tumour excision was incomplete in half of the patients.
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13
Surgical excision was performed and recurrence was not observed in early follow-up.
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14
Only an immediate excision of the special circuits could have stopped me.
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Histology of the laser excision specimen showed microinvasive disease in 3 patients.
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She had excision of the endometeriotic lesion and responded favourably to treatment.
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Translations for excision
Excision through the time
Excision across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Rare