lobectomy
lobectomy
Definition
lo·bec·tomy (lō bek′tə mē)
lobectomy
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- have: Adults with epilepsy who were having a temporal lobectomy took part in the study.
- undergo: We herein describe the case of a 46-year-old woman with primary lung cancer who underwent a left upper lobectomy.
- follow: These are: In-hospital mortality following lobectomy for primary lung cancer.
Preposition: for
- cancer: These are: In-hospital mortality following lobectomy for primary lung cancer.
Adjective modifier
- temporal: Adults with epilepsy who were having a temporal lobectomy took part in the study.
- anterior: In that sense, the technique is no different from anterior temporal lobectomy.
- thyroid: Sometimes half of the gland has to be removed ( thyroid lobectomy ) or the whole gland can be removed ( total thyroidectomy ).
- hepatic: Of the latter, 2 patients underwent ipsilateral nephrectomy, and 1 patient had right hepatic lobectomy plus nephrectomy.
- low: He underwent left lower lobectomy and partial resection of the upper lobe.
Noun used with modifier
- lobe: Temporal lobe lobectomy is the most common surgical procedure.
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