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adhesion The state of adhering
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adhesion The degree of attachment between a coating film and the underlying paint or other material.
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adhesion Quality of bond between plating and substrate
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adhesion the molecular attraction asserted between the surfaces of bodies in contact. Compare cohesion.
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adhesion Developed by 55-100% of gynecological surgery patients, it is defined as an attachment of parts normally separated. Adhesions develop as a result of scar tissue and can cause infertility, pelvic pain and abnormalities of bowel function. New, or "de novo" adhesions may form at a site where none existed before but a surgical procedure was performed. Examples include a myomectomy incision or an ovarian incision at the time of ovarian cystectomy. ...
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