arthrotome (Meaning)

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arthrotome (n.)

A strong scalpel used in the dissection of joints.

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The surgeon carefully wielded the arthrotome to make precise incisions during the knee replacement surgery.
With the arthrotome in hand, the orthopedic specialist expertly navigated through the joint capsule.
Before beginning the procedure, the medical team ensured the arthrotome was sterilized to prevent any risk of infection.
Using the arthrotome, the surgeon skillfully accessed the damaged ligaments for repair.
The arthrotome's sharp blade allowed for smooth and controlled cuts, crucial for intricate joint surgeries.
As the arthrotome glided through the tissue, it provided a clear view of the joint's internal structures.
The orthopedic surgeon's proficiency with the arthrotome minimized trauma to surrounding tissues.
Nurses carefully monitored the arthrotome's position to ensure precise alignment during the operation.
After completing the arthroscopic procedure, the surgeon safely removed the arthrotome from the operating field.
The development of advanced arthrotome designs has significantly improved the outcomes of joint surgeries worldwide.

A strong scalpel used in the dissection of joints.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The surgeon carefully wielded the arthrotome to make precise incisions during the knee replacement surgery.

With the arthrotome in hand, the orthopedic specialist expertly navigated through the joint capsule.

Before beginning the procedure, the medical team ensured the arthrotome was sterilized to prevent any risk of infection.

Using the arthrotome, the surgeon skillfully accessed the damaged ligaments for repair.