perforation
rhexis
sinus
fistula
stenosis
evaginate
stoma
introitus
brack
phantom tumour
chink
opening
porta
orifice
atresia
heterotopic
angiorrhexis
vein
dehiscence
prolapsus
descensus
prolapse
diastema
ruptured
dehisce
crevasse
scissura
dehiscent
SROM
-rrhexis
microrupture
stricture
ostium
catch
abrasive
cavernostomy
aneurysmorrhaphy
scratchy
hiatus
inversion
macrorupture
exstrophy
labial pipe
venesection
flue
ligation
endoleak
flue pipe
slip
rift
hilum
spasm
hilus
scissure
leak
incisional
bypass
hypodysplasia
arteriotomy
endothelialize
ectoplasmically
paratubular
fistulotomy
vomeronasal
dysmorphogenesis
euthyneury
appendagelike
dilatation
pseudoepithelial
fenestrate
epineurotomy
phlegmasia cerulea dolens
endotheliotropism
foramination
aneurismatic
aneurysmal
aneurismal
fenestration
vomica
fissuration
aneurysmatic
diverticulum
hernia
rattlesnaking
rope burn
gastroenterostomy
patent
colostomy
cystostomy
endometriosis
cut
overcut
aneurysmatically
gastrostomy
adnexum

English words for 'An abnormal opening in an organ, such as a rupture.'

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