lithotomist (Meaning)

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lithotomist (n.)

One who performs the operation of cutting for stone in the bladder, or one who is skilled in the operation.

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The esteemed lithotomist meticulously removed the kidney stone with surgical precision.
The lithotomist was renowned throughout the medical community for his exceptional skill in treating urinary tract conditions.
Despite advancements in medical technology, the techniques of the ancient lithotomists continue to be studied for their historical significance.
The lithotomist's tools were carefully crafted to minimize discomfort during the delicate procedure.
The art of lithotomy, performed by specialized lithotomists, saved countless lives before the advent of modern urological advancements.
The lithotomist's knowledge of anatomy and his deft hands enabled him to perform highly successful operations.
The lithotomist's reputation attracted patients from far and wide, seeking relief from debilitating kidney stones.
As a lithotomist, he had the privilege of alleviating the suffering of countless individuals.
The meticulous techniques of the lithotomist ensured a successful outcome for his patients.
The lithotomist's surgical skill and dedication made him a respected figure in the medical annals of his time.

One who performs the operation of cutting for stone in the bladder, or one who is skilled in the operation.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The esteemed lithotomist meticulously removed the kidney stone with surgical precision.

The lithotomist was renowned throughout the medical community for his exceptional skill in treating urinary tract conditions.

Despite advancements in medical technology, the techniques of the ancient lithotomists continue to be studied for their historical significance.

The lithotomist's tools were carefully crafted to minimize discomfort during the delicate procedure.