detubation
/ˌdɛtʊˈbeɪʃən/Definitions
1. noun
The process of removing or eliminating a tubular structure, such as a tube or a duct.
“The surgeons performed a detubation procedure to remove the damaged tube from the patient’s body.”
1. noun
The process of removing or eliminating a tubular structure, such as a tube or a duct.
“The surgeons performed a detubation procedure to remove the damaged tube from the patient’s body.”