(a) a surgical instrument for extracting a stone from the bladder; (b) a man who digs stone from a quarry, a quarryman.

Surgery. = itinerarium, n. 2. Obsolete.

Surgery. ‘An old name for the staff used in lithotomy’ (New Sydenham Soc. Lexicon).

an instrument for extracting stone from the bladder or for holding it while being operated upon.

Surgery. An instrument for cutting the bladder in lithotomy; more properly called a cystotome.

An instrument for rubbing down or crushing stone in the bladder.

= lithotriptor, n.

an instrument used in lithotomy.

An instrument for crushing stone in the bladder into minute particles which can be passed through the urethra.

also in modern Latin form.

an instrument for the operation of cystotomy; also an instrument for lacerating the capsule of the crystalline lens in the operation for cataract.

Surgery. An instrument for breaking up stone in the bladder.

a tapered metal cylinder, open at each end, which fits over the index finger and can be used to guide the finger or an instrument in certain…

A machine used for ultrasound lithotripsy which generates ultrasonic waves and focuses them on a chosen site in the body. Cf. lithotriptor, n.