- undergo\ necrosis
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necrose — 1. To cause necrosis. 2. To become the site of necrosis. * * * nec·rose nek .rōs, .rōz, ne krōz vb, nec·rosed; nec·ros·ing vi to undergo necrosis <tissues subjected to prolonged pressure may necrose to form bedsores> vt to affect with or… … Medical dictionary
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necrotize — ˈnekrəˌtīz verb ( ed/ ing/ s) Usage: see ize Etymology: necrotic + ize intransitive verb : to undergo necrosis a necrotizing lesion … Useful english dictionary
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