"retinopexy" meaning in All languages combined

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Noun [English]

Forms: retinopexies [plural]
Etymology: From retino- + -pexy. Etymology templates: {{af|en|retino-|-pexy}} retino- + -pexy Head templates: {{en-noun}} retinopexy (plural retinopexies)
  1. (surgery) fastening of a retinal tear Categories (topical): Surgery

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