| turpentine |
1) Gum. The pitch obtained from living pine trees. A sticky viscous liquid. 2) Oil. A volatile liquid obtained by steam distillation of gum turpentine, consisting mainly of pinene and diterpene. Turpentine is frequently identified in debris samples containing burned wood.
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| TURP |
A surgical procedure to remove tissue obstructing the urethra. The technique involves the insertion of an instrument called a resectoscope in the penile urethra, and is intended to relieve obstruction of urine flow due to enlargement of the prostate.
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The removal of part of the prostate gland. The surgical tool, is placed inside the penis, through the urethra where the prostate gland is shaved away from the inside.
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| TURP |
A surgical procedure by which portions of the prostate gland are removed through the penis.
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| turpentine |
A product of the naval stores industry. A lighter fraction than rosin and is usually vaporized during the distillation process. Cooling the turpentine steam yields a liquid which is used primarily as a cleaner and paint thinner. Also called spirits of turpentine.
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