Lip/o and adip/o are cos that means fat. A lip/ectomy is excision of fat or adipose tissue. Use adip/o to from another surgical term that means excision of fat

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Juan Marcos Armella asked Oct 11, 2022

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Lip/o and adip/o are cos that means fat. A lip/ectomy is excision of fat or adipose tissue. Use adip/o to from another surgical term that means excision of fat

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Answer:excision of fat or adipose tissue. use adip/o to form another surgical term that means excision of fat. ... lip/ectomy lip/o/suction.

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