Surgery

Word SURGERY
Character 7
Hyphenation sur ge ry
Pronunciations /ˈsɜːdʒəɹi/

Definitions and meanings of "Surgery"

What do we mean by surgery?

The branch of medicine that deals with the diagnosis and treatment of injury, deformity, and disease by the use of instruments. noun

Treatment based on such medicine, typically involving the removal or replacement of diseased tissue by cutting. noun

A procedure that is part of this treatment; an operation. noun

An operating room or a laboratory of a surgeon or of a hospital's surgical staff. noun

A physician's, dentist's, or veterinarian's office. noun

The period during which a physician, dentist, or veterinarian consults with or treats patients in the office. noun

The work of a surgeon; surgical care; therapy of a distinctly operative kind, such as cutting-operations, the reduction and putting up of fractures and dislocations, and similar manual forms of treatment. noun

Pl. surgeries (-iz). A place where surgical operations are performed, or where medicines are prepared; in Great Britain, the consulting-office and dispensary of a general practitioner. noun

See the adjectives. noun

The art of healing by manual operation; that branch of medical science which treats of manual operations for the healing of diseases or injuries of the body; that branch of medical science which has for its object the cure of local injuries or diseases, as wounds or fractures, tumors, etc., whether by manual operation or by medicines and constitutional treatment. noun

A surgeon's operating room or laboratory. noun

A procedure involving major incisions to remove, repair, or replace a part of a body. noun

The medical specialty related to the performance of surgical procedures. noun

A room or department where surgery is performed. noun

A doctor's consulting room. noun

Any arrangement where people arrive and wait for an interview with certain people, similar to a doctor's surgery. noun

A pre-packaged bankruptcy or "quick bankruptcy". noun

The production of a manifold by removing parts of one manifold and replacing them with corresponding parts of others. noun

A procedure involving major incisions to remove, repair, or replace a part of a body.

The medical specialty related to the performance of surgical procedures.

A room or department where surgery is performed.

A doctor's office.

Any arrangement where people arrive and wait for an interview with certain people, particularly a politician. cf. clinic.

(bankruptcy) A pre-packaged bankruptcy or "quick bankruptcy".

The production of a manifold by removing parts of one manifold and replacing them with corresponding parts of others.

When a surgeon cuts you open, fiddles around with your insides a bit, sews you up again, and tells you that it'll all be painless. See hell. Urban Dictionary

When surgeons did this kind of procedure, they will do one or more of the following: Remove something ( a sick body part) suture cut open your body Before the procedure, the doctor will give you anesthesia. Urban Dictionary

What americans do as a passtime. Get fake bits and piecies, things pumped, sucked, tightened and cut. Urban Dictionary

The process of turning into a vampire, similar to speed dating. Urban Dictionary

A females passage way to get to the g-spot. if you have a good mother she will rub your g-spot untill you break out in tears and yell: "I need surgery!" and then you will get a plane ticket to nigeria and get circumsized. Urban Dictionary

1. The act of mixing two different flavors of skoal into one tin. 2. To add skoal from an old tin to a newer one to create one tin. Urban Dictionary

1)Surgery is something "painless" during the process, but after the god damn surgery you will feel intense pain after the anesthesia passes away. 2)Surgery is something that will make you poor, since making your dick bigger costs 2,000$ 3)Surgery is another way to make you stop eating delicious food and eat vegetables depending on how much time the fucking doctor told you. Urban Dictionary

To preform acts of medical needs to ones self in a restroom/bathroom, becoming very popular with the current times. Urban Dictionary

When your rolling a blunt and you rip/tear it and have to try to repair it any way you can without damaging it any further Urban Dictionary

A nickname for surgery that is meant to be performed rapidly to stabilize the patient as quickly as possible. Urban Dictionary

Synonyms and Antonyms for Surgery

The word "surgery" in example sentences

When brain surgery is considered, accurate determination of whether surgery may be effective is crucial to patient counseling. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Someone who assures you that brain surgery is simple? ❋ Rosalyn Hoffman (2010)

Immediate brain surgery is Caitlin's only treatment option, but her insurance company, Aetna, took its sweet time approving her operation, and then reversed itself claiming her benefits had expired. ❋ Unknown (2008)

Would let yourself get brain surgery from a resident that has been next to the chief surgeon for a few years, but has never touched a knife? ❋ Unknown (2008)

Even I lost weight thanks to what I call the surgery diet. ❋ Roseanne Barr (2011)

Robert H. Haralson III, former medical director for the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons, says Medicare's payment isn't too high, because the surgery is a more intense procedure than the current value implies. ❋ Anna Wilde Mathews (2010)

Again, the article does not state whether or not the surgery is a necessary one, and, again, if it is a life-saving or extending measure, I am all for it. ❋ Unknown (2009)

And I guarantee that if you actually do your homework, and read the studies, checking carefully to determine how they define success, what cases they are excluding from the final results and why, and look at the long term picture, you will find that the surgery is a disaster for a very large portion of the people who do it. ❋ Unknown (2007)

To label it as being bad, or to try to convince women that they should not have this surgery is as much a disservice to women as performing an unnecessary hysterectomy. ❋ Aka TBTAM (2007)

According to the Beijing Institute of External Skeletal Fixation Technology, the cost of the surgery is about US$15,000-25,000. ❋ Unknown (2006)

The other conflicting challenge of the surgery is the necessity of making sure that enough tissue is removed. ❋ Unknown (2006)

The surgery is seldom covered by insurance, and exists in the competitive economy typical of most other industries. ❋ Unknown (2009)

I would think that remote surgery is more limited by latency than bandwidth. ❋ Unknown (2009)

It would be similar to having your doctor telling you surgery is required, yet not telling you what the nature of the problem or the surgery is. ❋ Lance Simmens (2010)

I just had surgery [two days] [ago], and it was [HELL]. ❋ Darla Washington (2004)

This [patient] has [never] undergone [a surgery] ❋ Shendy1 (2009)

american 1: I'm playing a bit of [tennis] today, [how about] you? american2: I'm going to have a bit of surgery, I haven't been a whole week you know! american1: damn, this [big mac] is lovely. ❋ Iguanapunk (2004)

[Ignore] [Penny's] [coffin], she recently went through surgery. ❋ Max "Kingsnake" Traunstein (2008)

[My mother] gave me surgery and i [cried] for daddy...but he [joined] in. ❋ Bob Sagort (2008)

yo [Rotan] you mind helping me do [surgery] with Apple and Cherry so we can have [chaple] ❋ Skoal Patrol 21 (2010)

How come removing [a nail] costs [110]$ if it's one simple [surgery]??? ❋ Amenazzy (2017)

Person 1: "how'd your [foot surgery] go?" Person 2: "I didnt go, to [save money] I just cut my foot open" Person 1: "ahh.. good old [bathroom surgery]" "Lets take him to the hospital!" "No, we can do it ourselves" "hes got a bulllet wound to the face" " WE CAN HANDLE IT OURSELVES" ❋ RedneckND (2009)

kevin was [rollin] a fatty when a stem ripped through the blunt and he had to perform [blunt surgery] by using an extra piece of wrap to [patch up] the hole ❋ 858596790583473 (2010)

Amid technical innovations and changes of personnel, one thing that did not change was [the MASH's] basic function of performing what Capt. H. Richard [Hornberger] of the 8055th later called "meatball surgery." Speaking as Richard Hooker, [pseudonymous] author of [M*A*S*H], he suggested that meatball surgery is a specialty in itself. "We are not concerned with the ultimate reconstruction of the patient. We are concerned only with getting the kid out of here alive enough for someone else to reconstruct him. Up to a point we are concerned with fingers, hands, arms and legs, but sometimes we deliberately sacrifice a leg in order to save a life, if the other wounds are more important. In fact, now and then we may lose a leg because, if we spent an extra hour trying to save it, another guy in the [pre-op] ward could die from being operated on too late. Our general attitude around here is that we want to play par surgery. Par is a live patient." ❋ Jack Neary (2006)

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