Lyse
Posted By: Dee on 2006-04-26
In Reply to: question about procedure on lingual frenulum - trose
Subject: Lyse
It should be lyse.
Try this site for a definition.
Complete Discussion Below:  marks the location of current message within thread
The messages you are viewing
are archived/old.
To view latest messages and participate in discussions, select
the boards given in left menu
Other related messages found in our database
Lyse link
Subject: Lyse link
Here is the link, sorry it did not appear on the previous email!
Hope that is helpful.
http://www.biology-online.org/dictionary/Lyse
lyse -- to cut, undergo lysis (nm)
Subject: lyse -- to cut, undergo lysis (nm)
620 mL of Peptamen Junior plus 65 g s/l ex-lyse ex-trip maximade?
Subject: 620 mL of Peptamen Junior plus 65 g s/l ex-lyse ex-trip maximade?
s/l ex-lyse ex-trip maximade?
Lyse means to break up, to disintegrate, to effect lysis.
Subject: Lyse means to break up, to disintegrate, to effect lysis.
I've heard of lysis of adhesions many times.
vasectomy: knife technique or lyse technique.
Subject: vasectomy: knife technique or lyse technique.
Vasectomy:
The tissue over the vas was incised using "knife technique or lyse technique."
|
