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Meanings of incision in English
The cutting of or into body tissues or organs (especially by a surgeon as part of an operation)
Usage of incision in English
1
In both there is the steel, the incision, the smart, the bloodshed.
2
Their incision would be far sharper and more obvious after the interval.
3
It was a young Pirlo's intuition and incision that set it up.
4
The tumor was safety and completely took by collar incision without thoracotomy.
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The roots have started to develop at this incision of the stem.
6
Laparoscopic surgery through a single incision is gaining popularity with different stakeholders.
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The incision is to stop at least half-an-inch below the internal malleolus.
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A vertical incision was carried downwards from the wound for 4 inches.
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The right kidney was retrieved transvaginally after enlarging the vaginal trocar incision.
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He felt a stream of pleasure entering his body through the incision.
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The length of skin incision was not correlated with any outcome measure.
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To test them, make a small incision into one of the cakes.
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I wanted to make an incision, but Caine would not permit it.
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The kidney was delivered manually, through the slightly enlarged initial subcostal incision.
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Surgical technique: 4-cm skin incision from the tip of the radial styloid.
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If the tumor is large, more than one incision may be necessary.
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Incision through the time
Incision across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common