appendicectomy
- noun
- /ˌæpənˈdɪsɛkəmi/
- UK
- The surgeon explained that an appendicectomy is a common procedure for treating appendicitis.
- a negative appendicectomy
Oh, we talked about how we had this appendectomy graphic.
- Oh, we talked about how we had this appendectomy graphic.
Examples
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Diagnosis of acute appendicitis is virtually confirmed with a score of 7-10, especially in males, and should undergo appendicectomy.
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In order to reduce the negative appendicectomy rates, various scoring systems have been developed to support the diagnosis of acute appendicitis.
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I was sick to death of appendicectomies after a month, a MONTH!
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Oh, we talked about how we had this appendectomy graphic.
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Thus, an aggressive surgical treatment strategy involving early operation with acceptance of a high negative appendicectomy rate of 15% to 30% is universal.
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Although the negative appendicectomy has negligible mortality, it has an associated morbidity rate of 10%.
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Keywords: Appendicitis; surgery; laparoscopy; appendicectomy.
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Diagnosis of acute appendicitis is virtually confirmed with a score of 7-10, especially in males, and they should undergo appendicectomy.
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The doctor recommended an appendicectomy after diagnosing him with appendicitis.
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After suffering from severe abdominal pain, she had to undergo an appendicectomy to remove her appendix.
Synonyms
Surgery to remove a small tube in the lower right side of the belly because it is infected
An informal name for an operation that removes the appendix
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Appendicectomy comes from appendix and -ectomy; appendix means 'something attached' (like the small part at the end of the intestine or the extra part at the end of a book) and -ectomy means 'cutting out' or 'removal'. So an appendicectomy is a surgery to 'cut out' the appendix.