Duodenectomy
duodenectomy du·o·de·nec·to·my (dōō’ō-dn-ěk’tə-mē, dyōō’-, dōō-ŏd’n-ěk’-, dyōō-)
n.
Excision of the duodenum.
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[doo-oh-di-nahy-tis, dyoo-; doo-od-n-ahy-tis, dyoo-] /ˌdu oʊ dɪˈnaɪ tɪs, ˌdyu-; duˌɒd nˈaɪ tɪs, dyu-/ noun, Pathology. 1. inflammation of the . /ˌdjuːəʊdɪˈnaɪtɪs/ noun 1. inflammation of the duodenum duodenitis du·o·de·ni·tis (dōō’ō-dn-ī’tĭs, dyōō’-, dōō-ŏd’n-ī’-, dyōō-) n. Inflammation of the duodenum.
- Duodeno-
duodeno- pref. Duodenum: duodenotomy.
- Duodenocholangitis
duodenocholangitis du·o·de·no·cho·lan·gi·tis (dōō’ə-dē’nō-kō’lān-jī’tĭs, dyōō’-, dōō-ŏd’n-ō-, dyōō-) n. Inflammation of the duodenum and the common bile duct.
- Duodenocholecystostomy
duodenocholecystostomy du·o·de·no·cho·le·cys·tos·to·my (dōō’ə-dē’nō-kō’lĭ-sĭ-stŏs’tə-mē, dyōō’-, dōō-ŏd’n-ō-, dyōō-) n. The formation of a fistula between the duodenum and the gallbladder. Also called duodenocystostomy.
- Duodenocholedochotomy
duodenocholedochotomy du·o·de·no·cho·led·o·chot·o·my (dōō’ə-dē’nō-kə-lěd’ə-kŏt’ə-mē, dyōō’-, dōō-ŏd’n-ō-, dyōō-) n. Incision into the common bile duct through an adjacent portion of the duodenum.