colectomy
colectomy
Definition
co·lec·tomy (kō lek′tə mē, kə-)
colectomy
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- undergo: In January 1986 she had undergone a right colectomy.
- have: Had routine colectomy been performed in all, twenty eight additional patients would have required operation.
- assist: CONCLUSION: These results suggest that laparoscopically assisted colectomy may be particularly indicated in elderly patients.
- follow: Following colectomy, the periampullary region is the commonest site of gastrointestinal malignancy in FAP patients.
Preposition: for
- cancer: The aim of this study was to compare short-term QOL outcomes after LAC vs. open colectomy for colon cancer.
Adjective modifier
- prophylactic: With prophylactic colectomy, the main risks to life are the development of duodenal cancer or desmoid tumors.
- total: I am about to under go a resection or a total colectomy.
- sigmoid: For a sigmoid colectomy, the splenic flexure should be mobilized so that the transverse colon can be potentially brought down for the anastomosis.
- laparoscopic-assisted: The use of any new treatment modality, such a laparoscopic-assisted colectomy, should produce at least a similar recurrence and survival profile.
- transverse: For a lesion in the transverse colon it may be that an extended right hemicolectomy is safer option than a transverse colectomy.
- right: In January 1986 she had undergone a right colectomy.
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