anastomose

• Verbe utilisé en contexte médical et biologique, signifiant relier ou se relier par une anastomose, par exemple des vaisseaux sanguins, des canaux ou d'autres structures tubulaires.

A verb used in medical and biological contexts meaning to connect or become connected by anastomosis, such as blood vessels, ducts, or other tubular structures.

1. To connect or open into each otherC2formalmedical

   To come together or open into each other, especially in reference to blood vessels, nerves, or other tubular structures.

   s'anastomoser

   • The surgeon carefully anastomosed the two ends of the artery.
   • In the circulatory system, smaller vessels often anastomose to form networks.
   • The nerves anastomose to create a complex plexus.

   Synonymescommunicateconnectinosculateintercommunicateinterconnectjoinunite

2. To join surgicallyC2formalmedical

   To cause two tubular structures to join or open into each other by surgical means (anastomosis).

   Anastomoser chirurgicalement

   • The doctor anastomosed the severed nerve fibers.
   • During the procedure, the surgeon anastomosed the intestine to restore continuity.
   • The technique allows surgeons to anastomose blood vessels with precision.

   Synonymesconnectinosculatejoinunite

   Antonymesdisconnectdivideseparate