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It is called a scalpel.
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What is microscopic surgery?
this type of surgery is used to remove some damaged tissue like around the kneecap it is mainly used for a little cleaning
What medical procedure is used to treat a hernia, and how long does it take to recover from the aforementioned surgery?
Hernias are usually treated with physiotherapy techniques and surgery is only used as a last resort. The surgery for hernias is vental hernia surgery and can take 8 to 12 weeks to recover,
What treatment is best used on benign tumors?
Surgery
What tool is used to cut DNA?
they use a scapel,a knife like object.
What kind of sound waves are used for modern painless surgery?
Laser Sound Waves are used in modern painless surgeries.
What is a light knife for surgeons?
The term 'light knife' is sometimes used in reference to medical lasers, which are used instead of scalpels in laser surgery.
Can cyst be treated without having surgery?
You can check for Gamma knife surgery.
What is the medical term meaning surgery?
A scalpel is a surgical knife
What surgical procedure is used for the jackknife position?
Surgery of the ano-rectal region is done in the jack knife position like surgery for plies, pilonidal sinus and rectal prolapse
What is gamma-knife radiosurgery?
Gamma knife radiosurgery is a specialised technique developed by Elekta AB. It is primarily used in brain surgery to treat tumours by administering cobalt radiation therapy.
What instruments are used during hand surgery?
The four basic instruments used in hand surgery include a knife, small forceps, dissecting scissors, and mosquito hemostats. A standard drill with small steel points is used to drill holes in bone during reconstructive bone surgery.
An instrument consisting of a thin blade of steel?
knife
An instrument consisting of a thin blade?
Knife or Knives
What is an instrument with a thin blade?
how a bout a knife hahahaha
Can book and knife goes together as a compound words?
Yes, "bookknife" is a compound word formed by combining "book" and "knife." It refers to a knife that has a thin, flat blade used for cutting the pages of a book.
Why is it called sharp?
An object (as a knife for ex.) with a thin edge.
Is thin blood surgery risk?
If by thin blood you mean you are on anticoagulant, then yes it is a risk for any surgery. You can get excessive bleeding and ideally you will have to stop anticoagulant therapy a few days before surgery
