"circumsect" meaning in English

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          "text": "The eye is circumsected near the margin of the iris, exposing the lens in the cup formed by the anterior half of the eye.",
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          "text": "If the stimulated cortical zone is circumsected so that most of the pathways available for intracortical elaboration of the excitation are severed, conditioned reflexes still occur to the cortical conditional stimulus.",
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          "text": "Finally, a special knife which can be rotated after insertion into the brain to circumsect a specific region completely has been devised and used with great advantage to disjoin the hypothalamus from the brain stem.",
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        "(surgery, transitive) To cut around the circumference (of some part of an organ or structure)."
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