The removal of the articular extremity of a bone, or of the ends of the bones in a false articulation.
Pronunciation: (ree-SEK-shun) A procedure that uses surgery to remove breast tissue or part or all of the breast.
Surgery to remove tissue, an organ, or part of an organ. A lung resection is one form of surgery used to treat early stage lung cancer.
A procedure that uses surgery to remove tissue or part or all of an organ.
An operation involving the removal of part of an organ or structure.
a partial removal of the colon, and a colostomy is a procedure that creates an opening between the colon and the abdomen as a method of excreting feces and avoiding the normal digestive route
The excision of all or part of an organ or tissue
Removal of tissue or part or all of an organ by surgery.
The removal of all or part of an intestine via a surgical procedure.
excision or removal of a portion of an organ or structure
To surgically excise a structure of the body.
surgical removal of a section of an organ
surgical removal of a diseased portion of intestine. Sigmoid - the S-shaped part of the colon, before the rectum.
Excision of a considerable portion of an organ; especially excision of the ends of bones and other structures forming a joint
The surgical removal of part of a structure, such as bone.
Surgical removal of a part or all of an organ or other structure. Also called excision.
Word used in surgery to meaning to cut away. So if something is resected, it is removed during an operation.
Partial or complete surgical removal of a diseased organ or structure.
Surgical removal of part or all of a structure.
Surgical removal of tissue.
surgical removal of all or part of an organ.
The surgical removal of any part of the body.
the surgical removal of a diseased part of the intestine.
Surgical removal by cutting.
the surgical removal of an organ or other structure
Surgical removal of a part of an organ or body part with repair of the cut end, ends or portion.
The surgical removal of part of an organ or another structure.
Surgical removal of a portion of any part of the body.
A resection is the surgical removal of any portion of the body. This is usually because it is damaged or diseased.
surgical removal of a diseased portion of the body, e.g., part of the intestine
Surgery to remove part or all of an organ or other structure.
(ree-SEK-shun) Surgical removal of part of an organ.
The surgical removal of part of an organ. Respiratory System: The organs that are involved in breathing. These include the nose, throat, larynx, trachea, bronchi, and lungs.
Surgical removal of the tumor.
surgical removal of diseased intestine, usually done with an anatomosis.
Excision of tissue or organ. In primary liver cancer, the cancer must not have metastasized to any other part of the body in order to be a candidate for resection.
To remove part or all of an organ or tissue
Surgical removal of part of an organ or a structure.
Surgical removal of a tumor.
The surgical removal of a portion of a body part.
Surgery that removes all or part of an organ.
Removal of tissue or all or part of an organ by surgery.
