exaeresis (Meaning)
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exaeresis (n.)
In old writers, the operations concerned in the removal of parts of the body.
Synonyms & Antonyms of exaeresis
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exaeresis Sentence Examples
- Exaeresis, a surgical procedure, entails the removal of a part of the body.
- The exaeresis of the tumor was successful, and the patient is now cancer-free.
- The surgeon performed an exaeresis of the appendix during the laparoscopic surgery.
- After careful consideration, the medical team decided to perform an exaeresis of the affected tissue.
- The exaeresis of the necrotic bone was necessary to prevent the spread of infection.
- The patient underwent an exaeresis of the cyst, which had been causing them immense pain.
- The dermatologist performed an exaeresis of the suspicious mole, sending it for further analysis.
- The exaeresis of the ingrown toenail provided immediate relief to the patient.
- The exaeresis of the damaged nerve tissue was a delicate and intricate procedure.
- The veterinarian performed an exaeresis of the injured animal's fractured limb to save its life.
FAQs About the word exaeresis
In old writers, the operations concerned in the removal of parts of the body.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
Exaeresis, a surgical procedure, entails the removal of a part of the body.
The exaeresis of the tumor was successful, and the patient is now cancer-free.
The surgeon performed an exaeresis of the appendix during the laparoscopic surgery.
After careful consideration, the medical team decided to perform an exaeresis of the affected tissue.
