epithelize

epithelize
ep·i·the·lize .ep-ə-'thē-.līz or ep·i·the·li·al·ize -lē-ə-.līz or Brit ep·i·the·lise or ep·i·the·li·al·ise vt, -lized or Brit -lised; -liz·ing or Brit -lis·ing to cause to undergo epithelization

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ep·i·the·lize (ep″ĭ-theґlīz) epithelialize.

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