Where does “duodenoileostomy” come from?

duodenoileostomy (English) comes from English ileo-, from English ileum, from Latin īlia.

duodenoileostomy (English): A surgical procedure in which the duodenum is connected to the ileum, creating an anastomosis that allows intestinal contents to bypass part or all of the jejunum, typically performed to restore or reroute gastrointestinal continuity after resection or in selected bypass surgeries

Definitions

  1. A surgical procedure in which the duodenum is connected to the ileum, creating an anastomosis that allows intestinal contents to bypass part or all of the jejunum, typically performed to restore or reroute gastrointestinal continuity after resection or in selected bypass surgeries

Ancestry of “duodenoileostomy”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Englishileo-Of or relating to the ileum
2EnglishileumThe last, and usually the longest, division of...
3Latinīlia—
Every word from Latin īlia →Every word from English ileo- →Every word from English ileum →