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herniotomy

[ hur-nee-ot-uh-mee ]

noun

Surgery.
plural herniotomies.
  1. correction of a hernia by a cutting procedure.


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˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins

Origin of herniotomy1

First recorded in 1805–15; hernio- + -tomy
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Example Sentences

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Melville in England during the war, he performed an emergency double herniotomy�on himself, of course.

In surgical patients, the thrombotic form is almost invariably met with in the lower extremity, and usually occurs in those who are debilitated and anæmic, and who are confined to bed for prolonged periods—for example, during the treatment of fractures of the leg or pelvis, or after such operations as herniotomy, prostatectomy, or appendectomy.

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Not less than fifty chapters are devoted to a comparatively full discussion of wounds, fractures and dislocations, lithotomy, herniotomy, fistulae and the various diseases on the border line between medicine and surgery.

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He performed herniotomy in the femoral region, and there was a safe delivery at full term.

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