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WLE
(redirected from Wide local excision)

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WLEWeblogic Enterprise
WLEWide Local Excision
WLEWing Leading Edge (NASA)
WLEWet Low Emissions
WLEWeighted Likelihood Estimator
WLEWavelength-Link Edge
WLEWheeling and Lake Erie Railway Company
WLEWidely Linear Estimation
WLEWigner-Liouville Equation
WLEWork Location Enhancement


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He was taken back to the operating room for resection of the septum and wide local excision of the nasal mucosa.
Malignant melanoma of the sinonasal mucosa: two case reports and a ... by Gaylis, Brendan / Ear, Nose and Throat Journal
The surgical management of these lesions is wide local excision because of the locally invasive nature and potential for recurrence of the neoplasm.
Fibromatosis: the breast cancer imitator by Dyess, Donna Lynn / Southern Medical Journal
The mass was excised (figure 3) via wide local excision of the right tonsil with primary closure.
Follicular dendritic cell sarcoma of the tonsil: a case report and ... by Thibodeaux, Joel / Ear, Nose and Throat Journal
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