Bypass

Bypass
By|pass [bá̱i̲pa̱ß; aus engl. bypass = Umleitung; Nebenleitung] m; -, ...sses [...ßis]:
1) Überbrückung eines krankhaft veränderten Blutgefäßabschnittes durch Einpflanzung eines Stückes einer (meist körpereigenen) Vene oder Arterie oder eines Kunststoffschlauchs. 2) vorübergehende Blutumleitung eines Gefäßes während einer Operation an diesem Gefäß. 3) extrakorporaler Bypass: = extrakorporaler Kreislauf

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