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trepan

/trɪˈpæn/

Übersetzung: Ein chirurgisches Instrument zum Entfernen von Knochenstücken aus dem Schädel oder ein Bohrer zum Ausschneiden runder Öffnungen um einen Mittelpunkt., Verb, das bedeutet, ein Loch in den Schädel zu bohren (Trepanation), oder historisch, jemanden durch Täuschung in eine Falle zu locken oder zu fangen.

2 Einträge

noun

/trɪˈpæn/C2formalmedical
  • deEin chirurgisches Instrument zum Entfernen von Knochenstücken aus dem Schädel oder ein Bohrer zum Ausschneiden runder Öffnungen um einen Mittelpunkt.

A noun referring to a surgical instrument used to remove sections of bone from the skull, or a drill for cutting circular holes around a center.

  1. Surgical instrumentC2formalmedical

    A cylindrical saw used in surgery to remove a disc of bone from the skull, typically for accessing the brain.

    deTrepan

    • The surgeon used a trepan to create an opening in the patient's skull.
    • Ancient trepans were often made of bronze or iron.
    • The trepan's design allows for precise bone removal.

    Synonymetrephine

  2. Drilling toolC2formaltechnical

    A tool or drill used for cutting circular holes around a central point, often in wood or metal.

    deBohrwerkzeug

    • The carpenter used a trepan to bore a hole in the wooden plank.
    • A trepan is essential for creating precise circular cuts in metalworking.
    • The old trepan was operated by hand, requiring significant effort.

    Synonymeboredrilltrephine

Formen
  • trepans plural form
  • trepans' possessive plural form
  • trepan's possessive singular form

verb

/trɪˈpæn/C2formalmedicalveraltet
  • deVerb, das bedeutet, ein Loch in den Schädel zu bohren (Trepanation), oder historisch, jemanden durch Täuschung in eine Falle zu locken oder zu fangen.

A verb meaning to bore a hole in the skull (trepanning) or, historically, to entrap or ensnare someone by trickery.

  1. Surgical drillingC2formalmedical

    To cut a hole in the skull using a trepan, a surgical instrument, typically to relieve pressure or treat certain conditions.

    deTrepanieren

    • The surgeon had to trepan the patient's skull to reduce intracranial pressure.
    • Ancient healers would trepan the skull to release evil spirits.
    • The procedure to trepan the bone was performed with precision.

    Synonymetrephine

Formen
  • trepanned past participle
  • trepanned past simple
  • trepanning present participle
  • trepans third person singular