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What is the suffix of centesis?

The suffix of "centesis" is -centesis.

This suffix means "puncture" or "surgical puncture" and is often used in medical terms to describe procedures that involve piercing a body cavity or organ with a needle to extract fluid or introduce substances.

For example:

* Amniocentesis: Puncture of the amniotic sac to obtain amniotic fluid for testing.

* Thoracentesis: Puncture of the chest cavity to remove fluid or air.

* Arthrocentesis: Puncture of a joint to remove fluid.

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