"redilation" meaning in English

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          "text": "From the technical perspective STEP has many clear advantages over LILT as it is easily reproducible, precludes the need of an anastomosis, requires minimal mesenteric dissection, reducing the chance of vascular compromises, and above all it can be performed primarily or repeatedly in patients who develop redilation of their bowel after a LILT or STEP procedure.",
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