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trephine

/trɪˈfiːn/

Traduction: Instrument chirurgical utilisé pour découper ou perforer un disque d'os, notamment du crâne., Verbe signifiant pratiquer une intervention chirurgicale à l'aide d'une tréphine, une scie cylindrique servant à découper un segment circulaire d'os, généralement du crâne.

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noun

/trɪˈfiːn/C2formalmedical
  • frInstrument chirurgical utilisé pour découper ou perforer un disque d'os, notamment du crâne.

A surgical instrument used to remove sections of bone from the skull.

  1. C2formalmedical

    A cylindrical saw-like surgical instrument used to remove a circular disc of bone, especially from the skull.

    frtrépan

    • The surgeon used a trephine to create a small opening in the patient's skull.
    • Trephination, performed with a trephine, is one of the oldest surgical procedures.
    • Modern neurosurgeons may still use a trephine for specific cranial procedures.

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Formes
  • trephines plural form
  • trephines' possessive plural form
  • trephine's possessive singular form

verb

/trɪˈfaɪn/C2formalmedical
  • frVerbe signifiant pratiquer une intervention chirurgicale à l'aide d'une tréphine, une scie cylindrique servant à découper un segment circulaire d'os, généralement du crâne.

A verb meaning to perform a surgical procedure using a trephine, a cylindrical saw, to remove a circular section of bone, typically from the skull.

  1. Surgical procedureC2formalmedical

    To operate on a part of the body, especially the skull, using a trephine (a cylindrical saw) to remove a circular piece of bone.

    frtrépaner

    • The surgeon had to trephine the patient's skull to relieve pressure on the brain.
    • In ancient times, healers would trephine the skull to treat head injuries.
    • The neurosurgeon carefully trephined the bone to access the underlying tissue.

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Formes
  • trephined past participle
  • trephined past simple
  • trephining present participle
  • trephines third person singular