zo·o·plas·ty
(zō′ə-plăs′tē)n. pl. zo·o·plas·ties Surgical transfer of tissue from an animal to a human.
zo′o·plas′tic adj.
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zooplasty
(ˈzəʊəˌplæstɪ) n (Surgery) the surgical transplantation to man of animal tissues
ˌzooˈplastic adj
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zooplasty
the process of surgically grafting tissue from a lower animal onto the human body. — zooplastic, adj.
See also: Surgery
the process of surgically grafting tissue from a lower animal onto the human body. — zooplastic, adj.
See also: Animals
the process of surgically grafting tissue from a lower animal onto the human body. — zooplastic, adj.
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