trepan

• Substantivo que designa um instrumento cirúrgico usado para remover porções de osso do crânio ou uma broca para cortar aberturas circulares em torno de um centro.

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.

   Trepanador

   • 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.

   Sinônimostrephine

2. Drilling toolC2formaltechnical

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

   Ferramenta de perfuração

   • 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.

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• Verbo que significa perfurar um orifício no crânio (trepanação) ou, historicamente, atrair ou capturar alguém em uma armadilha por meio de engano.

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.

   Trepanar

   • 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.

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