Resect - English meaning

Resect – definitions in English dictionary

verb
Cut out (tissue or part of an organ).
Usage examples:
Resect the tumour while preserving the bladder function

切除

Reseceren

Réséquer

Resezieren

बांटना, तक़सीम करना, विभाजित करना, (हड्डी आदि को) तराशना, काट कर हमवार करना

Azzerare

절제하다, 잘라내다, 뼈 등을 잘라 내다

Резец, Производить резекцию

Resecar

Word origin

mid 17th century (in the sense ‘remove, cut away’): from Latin resect- ‘cut off’, from the verb resecare, from re- ‘back’ + secare ‘to cut’.

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adjective
(of tissue or part of an organ) cut out.
Usage examples:
A small piece of resected colon

verb
Cut out (tissue or part of an organ).
Usage examples:
Resect the tumour while preserving the bladder function

adjective
Removed in a medical operation
Usage examples:
Examination of the resected colon confirmed crohn's colitis.

noun
The condition of being resectable; the degree to which something is resectable.

noun
The condition of being resectable; the degree to which something is resectable.

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