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   Graft

   /ɡraft/

   

   noun

   • 1. a shoot or twig inserted into a slit on the trunk or stem of a living plant, from which it receives sap. Similar scioncuttingshootoffshootbudslipnew growthsproutsprig
   • ▪ an instance of grafting a shoot or twig.
   • 2. a piece of living tissue that is transplanted surgically. Similar transplantimplantimplantation
   • ▪ a surgical operation in which tissue is transplanted. Similar transplantimplantimplantation

   verb

   • 1. insert (a shoot or twig) as a graft: "it was common to graft different varieties onto a single tree trunk"
   • ▪ insert a graft on (a stock). Similar affixslipjoininsertsplicerare:engraft
   • 2. transplant (living tissue) as a graft: "they can graft a new hand onto the arm" Similar transplantimplanttransfer
   • 3. insert or fix (something) permanently to something else, typically in a way considered inappropriate: "information technology cannot just be grafted onto existing plans" Similar fastenattachaddfixjoininsert

   Word Origin late Middle Englishgraff, from Old French grafe, via Latin from Greek graphion ‘stylus, writing implement’ (with reference to the tapered tip of the scion), from graphein ‘write’. The final -t is typical of phonetic confusion between -f and -ft at the end of words; compare with tuft.

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   2 days ago · The use of commercially available PTFE-based bifurcated stent grafts to extend distally the tubular graft appears to be a feasible approach during FEVAR, with promising short-term outcomes. Further studies are necessary to define the applicability of this solution and evaluate long-term outcomes.

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   4 days ago · The meaning of PATCH GRAFT is a graft of living or synthetic material used to repair a defect in a blood vessel.

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   1 day ago · On the basis of this biologic evidence from patients with APS-1 and the APS-1 animal model, we used ruxolitinib, which is FDA-approved for myelofibrosis, polycythemia vera, vitiligo, and graft ...

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   Are people grafted into a nation?

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   • God has the power to put them back. And they also, if they abide not still in unbelief, shall be grafted in: for God is able to graft them in again. And they also, if they continue not in their unbelief, shall be grafted in: for God is able to graft them in again.

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   2 days ago · The use of commercially available PTFE-based bifurcated stent grafts to extend distally the tubular graft appears to be a feasible approach during FEVAR, with promising short-term outcomes. Further studies are necessary to define the applicability of this solution and evaluate long-term outcomes.

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   22 hours ago · Graft failure is commonly defined as either graft rupture or a patient undergoing revision ACL reconstruction [27, 40, 52]. Graft rupture is arguably the more accurate definition of graft failure, however, it requires close follow-up of patients to identify those who have sustained a repeat injury and undergone imaging to confirm rerupture.

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   5 days ago · Overview. Instructor. Discussions. Bonus Materials. FAQs. You’ ll learn grafting techniques to unite stockinette, seed and garter stitches, making your fabric flow. Anne demonstrates how to graft (Kitchener stitch) an invisible join with lace-weight knits, and across cables and ribbing.

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   1 day ago · Primary patency was defined as the rate of graft patency without need of secondary reintervention. Secondary patency was defined as the rate of graft patency after reintervention for stenosis or occlusion. Secondary reintervention included an ipsilateral new open bypass and surgical or endovascular reintervention at the index limb.