A surgical connection between two normally distinct structures is called
A) anastomosis
B) vagotomy
C) abdominoperineal resection
D) A&P resection

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An anastomosis is a surgical procedure that creates a connection between two normally distinct structures, such as blood vessels or parts of the digestive system. Option B is the surgical removal of a portion of the vagus nerve, Option C is the removal of the lower part of the rectum and anus, and Option D is not a recognized medical abbreviation.

A Surgical Connection Between Two Normally Distinct Structures Is Called