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dissections Meaning
dissections
the digital separation of tissues (as in heart-valve operations) compare finger fracture, a plant or animal or a part of one that has been dissected for study of the anatomy, an anatomical specimen prepared by dissecting, a pathological splitting or separation of tissue see aortic dissection, the act or process of dissecting, the act or process of dissecting or separating, the surgical removal along natural lines of cleavage of tissues which are or might become diseased, something (as a part or the whole of an animal) that has been dissected, an anatomical specimen prepared in this way
dissections Sentence Examples
- The anatomy class consisted of meticulous dissections of cadavers.
- The surgeon's steady hands performed intricate dissections during the operation.
- The forensic pathologist conducted dissections to determine the cause of death.
- The biologist dissected frogs to study their internal organs.
- The student's dissections revealed the complex structure of the human brain.
- The medical examiner performed dissections to investigate suspicious cases.
- The veterinary student dissected animals to understand their anatomy and physiology.
- The dissections provided invaluable insights into the human body and its functions.
- The forensic dissections helped unravel the secrets behind unsolved crimes.
- The artist used dissections to render realistic depictions of the human form.
FAQs About the word dissections
the digital separation of tissues (as in heart-valve operations) compare finger fracture, a plant or animal or a part of one that has been dissected for study
examinations, investigations,analyses, inspections, assessments, evaluations,breakdowns, anatomies, assays, deconstructions
syntheses, integrations, amalgamations,consolidations, assimilations, agglomerations, aggregations, coalescences,unifications, conglomerations
The anatomy class consisted of meticulous dissections of cadavers.
The surgeon's steady hands performed intricate dissections during the operation.
The forensic pathologist conducted dissections to determine the cause of death.
The biologist dissected frogs to study their internal organs.
