Hernioplasty
[hur-nee-uh-plas-tee] /ˈhɜr ni əˌplæs ti/
noun, plural hernioplasties. Surgery.
1.
an operation for the repair of a hernia.
hernioplasty her·ni·o·plas·ty (hûr’nē-ə-plās’tē)
n.
Surgical correction of a hernia.
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