I think it is called tonsillectomy I heard it on a cartoon
This is the the medical term for having your tonsils removed.
Tonsilectomy
The surgical removal of tonsils is called a tonsillectomy. You will see that ending "ectomy" at the end of many words that talk about surgically removing something.Tonsilectomy
Having your tonsils removed typically does not cause a lisp. While the surgery can temporarily affect speech due to swelling or discomfort, most people do not experience long-term speech changes. A lisp may emerge from other factors, such as changes in speech patterns or habits after recovery, but it is not a direct result of tonsillectomy. Overall, most individuals return to their normal speech patterns after healing.
Lumpectomy is lump removal. I know the answer sounds bogus, but it's true.
An abscess behind the tonsils is a retrotonsillar abscess.
laryngeal tonsilsok, i think you mean 'pharyngeal tonsils'. we actually only have one of those at the very back of the throat which isn't generally reffered to as being a tonsil. we actually have 4 types of tonsil, but we call the two 'masses' at the sides of the back of the throat 'the tonsils' more often. these tonsils are called the palatine tonsils, or faucial tonsils.hope it helped x
hypophysectomized - having the pituitary gland removed by surgery
paratonsillar
The medical term for surgical removal of ear tubes is "tympanostomy tube removal" or "myringotomy tube removal." During this procedure, the tiny tubes placed in the eardrums to help drain fluid are removed.
Cholecystoplasty is the medical term meaning surgical repair of the gallbladder.
Stomatoplasty is the medical term meaning surgical repair of the mouth.