resect Definition

remove, kidnap, abduct, withdraw, excise, ablate, palpate, thrombosed, reimplant, biopsying, metastasise, innervate, resorb, ulcerate, sclerosing, enucleated, fenestrated, cannulated, intubate, engrafted, occlude, vascularized, perfuse, myelinated, adenotomic, exenterate, sigmoid flexure, oncotomy, sigmoid colon, truncus celiacus, pleuroperitoneum, dilation and curettage, orchotomy, lienal artery, abdominoscopy, metrotome, laryngotracheotomy, pharyngotome, zooplasty, cephalotomy, tumored, hepatic duct, mesohepar, malignant tumor, costotome, thyrohyal, tumulate, strabotomy, sagittal suture, tracheocele, axillary artery, gastroelytrotomy, syringotomy, cranioclasm, operate on, metrotomy, metastasize, hepatic portal vein, vascularize, trachenchyma, embowel, mastoid process, pleurosteon, animal tissue, hepatic vein, zoograft, lamboid suture, subclavian artery, benign tumor, neoplasty, barium meal, mesocaecum, staphyloplasty, cannulate, celoma, maxillary artery, dermatoplasty, thoracic aorta, arteriac, ingraft, serous membrane, aortic arch, postzygapophysis, lienculus, cytogenous, great saphenous vein, postfurca, regraft, lymph gland, hemisect, ejaculatory duct, turbinate bone, metagastric, cephalostyle, misgraft, esophagean, pogonotomy, meseraic, nasal concha, abdominovesical,