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laminotomy (lam-i-not-m)

Excision of a portion of a vertebral lamina in which the intervertebral foramen is enlarged by removal of a portion of the lamina. Syn: rachiotomy

[L. lamina, layer, + G. tom, incision hemi-

One-half. Cf. semi- http://www.stedmans.com/section.cfm/45

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