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a·nas·to·mose A0282700 (ə-năs′tə-mōz′, -mōs′)v. a·nas·to·mosed, a·nas·to·mos·ing, a·nas·to·mos·es v.tr. To join by anastomosis.v.intr. To be connected by anastomosis, as blood vessels. [Back-formation from anastomosis.]anastomose (əˈnæstəˌməʊz) vb (Medicine) to join (two parts of a blood vessel, etc) by anastomosisanastomose Past participle: anastomosed Gerund: anastomosing
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anastomose | anastomose |
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I anastomose | you anastomose | he/she/it anastomoses | we anastomose | you anastomose | they anastomose |
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I anastomosed | you anastomosed | he/she/it anastomosed | we anastomosed | you anastomosed | they anastomosed |
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I am anastomosing | you are anastomosing | he/she/it is anastomosing | we are anastomosing | you are anastomosing | they are anastomosing |
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I have anastomosed | you have anastomosed | he/she/it has anastomosed | we have anastomosed | you have anastomosed | they have anastomosed |
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I was anastomosing | you were anastomosing | he/she/it was anastomosing | we were anastomosing | you were anastomosing | they were anastomosing |
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I had anastomosed | you had anastomosed | he/she/it had anastomosed | we had anastomosed | you had anastomosed | they had anastomosed |
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I will anastomose | you will anastomose | he/she/it will anastomose | we will anastomose | you will anastomose | they will anastomose |
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I will have anastomosed | you will have anastomosed | he/she/it will have anastomosed | we will have anastomosed | you will have anastomosed | they will have anastomosed |
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I will be anastomosing | you will be anastomosing | he/she/it will be anastomosing | we will be anastomosing | you will be anastomosing | they will be anastomosing |
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I have been anastomosing | you have been anastomosing | he/she/it has been anastomosing | we have been anastomosing | you have been anastomosing | they have been anastomosing |
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I will have been anastomosing | you will have been anastomosing | he/she/it will have been anastomosing | we will have been anastomosing | you will have been anastomosing | they will have been anastomosing |
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I had been anastomosing | you had been anastomosing | he/she/it had been anastomosing | we had been anastomosing | you had been anastomosing | they had been anastomosing |
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I would anastomose | you would anastomose | he/she/it would anastomose | we would anastomose | you would anastomose | they would anastomose |
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I would have anastomosed | you would have anastomosed | he/she/it would have anastomosed | we would have anastomosed | you would have anastomosed | they would have anastomosed | ThesaurusVerb | 1. | anastomose - come together or open into each other; "the blood vessels anastomose"inosculateconjoin, join - make contact or come together; "The two roads join here"anastomose, inosculate - cause to join or open into each other by anastomosis; "anastomose blood vessels" | | 2. | anastomose - cause to join or open into each other by anastomosis; "anastomose blood vessels"inosculateanastomose, inosculate - come together or open into each other; "the blood vessels anastomose"bring together, join - cause to become joined or linked; "join these two parts so that they fit together" | TranslationsanastomoseenUK
a·nas·to·mose (ă-nas'tō-mōs), 1. To open one structure into another directly or by connecting channels, said of blood vessels, lymphatics, and hollow viscera; also incorrectly applied to nerves. 2. To unite by means of an anastomosis, or connection between formerly separate structures. anastomose (ə-năs′tə-mōz′, -mōs′)v. anasto·mosed, anasto·mosing, anasto·moses v.tr. To join by anastomosis.v.intr. To be connected by anastomosis, as blood vessels.a·nas·to·mose (ă-nas'tŏ-mōs) 1. To form one or more open communications with another structure; said of blood vessels and tubular and hollow viscera. usage note Not correctly said of nerves. 2. To unite surgically by means of an anastomosis; to make a communication between formerly separate structures. anastomose joining to form loops, interconnecting, as in capillary blood vessels.anastomoseenUK Related to anastomose: intestinal anastomosis, portosystemic anastomosisSynonyms for anastomoseverb come together or open into each otherSynonymsRelated Words- conjoin
- join
- anastomose
- inosculate
verb cause to join or open into each other by anastomosisSynonymsRelated Words- anastomose
- inosculate
- bring together
- join
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