Definition of craniotomy in English:

craniotomy

nounˌkreɪnɪˈɒtəmiˌkreɪniˈɑdəmi

mass noun

1Surgical removal of a portion of the skull.
exploratory craniotomy disclosed an aneurysm
Example sentencesExamples
- A craniotomy is performed under general anesthesia.
- In 1988, the patient underwent craniotomy followed by transphenoidal resection for recurrence.
- As much of the tumour as possible is removed by making an opening in the skull called a craniotomy.
- She had to undergo an emergency craniotomy to remove blood clots in her brain.
- Tegmen erosion can be approached through a limited temporal craniotomy with extradural repair.
- My patient undergoing the craniotomy had no previous experience with surgery, and he was quite scared.
- For brain aneurysms, a specialised surgical procedure called a craniotomy is carried out to open the head.
- From a technical standpoint, a brain tumor removal operation is called a craniotomy.
- The patient underwent a posterior craniotomy with a resection of the mass.
- The lesion was excised via a bilateral frontal craniotomy.
- That's because while unconscious, he had needed two craniotomies to relieve the pressure.
- This tray is assembled with basic craniotomy instruments to help minimize cost to the patient.
- A standby set of metallic craniotomy instruments should be kept outside the MRI area for emergency use.
- Nursing care of these patients is similar to that for any patient recovering from craniotomy and general anesthesia.
- The surgeon performed a craniotomy via the previous surgical site.
- Open craniotomy was performed with subtotal removal of the tumor and cyst drainage.
- The two options for invasive treatment are open craniotomy and endovascular treatment.
- Focal tailored resection or awake craniotomy also are options.
- A left frontotemporal craniotomy was performed on the day following the embolization.
1. 1.1 Surgical perforation of the skull of a dead fetus to ease delivery.
  Example sentencesExamples
  One procedure destroys the fetus by a craniotomy, the other by dismemberment.

Definition of craniotomy in US English:

craniotomy

nounˌkreɪniˈɑdəmiˌkrānēˈädəmē

1Surgical opening into the skull.
exploratory craniotomy disclosed an aneurysm
Example sentencesExamples
- For brain aneurysms, a specialised surgical procedure called a craniotomy is carried out to open the head.
- The lesion was excised via a bilateral frontal craniotomy.
- A left frontotemporal craniotomy was performed on the day following the embolization.
- Tegmen erosion can be approached through a limited temporal craniotomy with extradural repair.
- Focal tailored resection or awake craniotomy also are options.
- In 1988, the patient underwent craniotomy followed by transphenoidal resection for recurrence.
- A craniotomy is performed under general anesthesia.
- A standby set of metallic craniotomy instruments should be kept outside the MRI area for emergency use.
- That's because while unconscious, he had needed two craniotomies to relieve the pressure.
- This tray is assembled with basic craniotomy instruments to help minimize cost to the patient.
- The surgeon performed a craniotomy via the previous surgical site.
- As much of the tumour as possible is removed by making an opening in the skull called a craniotomy.
- Open craniotomy was performed with subtotal removal of the tumor and cyst drainage.
- My patient undergoing the craniotomy had no previous experience with surgery, and he was quite scared.
- She had to undergo an emergency craniotomy to remove blood clots in her brain.
- The patient underwent a posterior craniotomy with a resection of the mass.
- The two options for invasive treatment are open craniotomy and endovascular treatment.
- From a technical standpoint, a brain tumor removal operation is called a craniotomy.
- Nursing care of these patients is similar to that for any patient recovering from craniotomy and general anesthesia.
1. 1.1 Surgical perforation of the skull of a dead fetus to ease delivery.
  Example sentencesExamples
  One procedure destroys the fetus by a craniotomy, the other by dismemberment.

单词	craniotomy
释义	Definition of craniotomy in English: craniotomy nounˌkreɪnɪˈɒtəmiˌkreɪniˈɑdəmi mass noun 1Surgical removal of a portion of the skull. exploratory craniotomy disclosed an aneurysm Example sentencesExamples A craniotomy is performed under general anesthesia. In 1988, the patient underwent craniotomy followed by transphenoidal resection for recurrence. As much of the tumour as possible is removed by making an opening in the skull called a craniotomy. She had to undergo an emergency craniotomy to remove blood clots in her brain. Tegmen erosion can be approached through a limited temporal craniotomy with extradural repair. My patient undergoing the craniotomy had no previous experience with surgery, and he was quite scared. For brain aneurysms, a specialised surgical procedure called a craniotomy is carried out to open the head. From a technical standpoint, a brain tumor removal operation is called a craniotomy. The patient underwent a posterior craniotomy with a resection of the mass. The lesion was excised via a bilateral frontal craniotomy. That's because while unconscious, he had needed two craniotomies to relieve the pressure. This tray is assembled with basic craniotomy instruments to help minimize cost to the patient. A standby set of metallic craniotomy instruments should be kept outside the MRI area for emergency use. Nursing care of these patients is similar to that for any patient recovering from craniotomy and general anesthesia. The surgeon performed a craniotomy via the previous surgical site. Open craniotomy was performed with subtotal removal of the tumor and cyst drainage. The two options for invasive treatment are open craniotomy and endovascular treatment. Focal tailored resection or awake craniotomy also are options. A left frontotemporal craniotomy was performed on the day following the embolization. 1.1 Surgical perforation of the skull of a dead fetus to ease delivery. Example sentencesExamples One procedure destroys the fetus by a craniotomy, the other by dismemberment. Definition of craniotomy in US English: craniotomy nounˌkreɪniˈɑdəmiˌkrānēˈädəmē 1Surgical opening into the skull. exploratory craniotomy disclosed an aneurysm Example sentencesExamples For brain aneurysms, a specialised surgical procedure called a craniotomy is carried out to open the head. The lesion was excised via a bilateral frontal craniotomy. A left frontotemporal craniotomy was performed on the day following the embolization. Tegmen erosion can be approached through a limited temporal craniotomy with extradural repair. Focal tailored resection or awake craniotomy also are options. In 1988, the patient underwent craniotomy followed by transphenoidal resection for recurrence. A craniotomy is performed under general anesthesia. A standby set of metallic craniotomy instruments should be kept outside the MRI area for emergency use. That's because while unconscious, he had needed two craniotomies to relieve the pressure. This tray is assembled with basic craniotomy instruments to help minimize cost to the patient. The surgeon performed a craniotomy via the previous surgical site. As much of the tumour as possible is removed by making an opening in the skull called a craniotomy. Open craniotomy was performed with subtotal removal of the tumor and cyst drainage. My patient undergoing the craniotomy had no previous experience with surgery, and he was quite scared. She had to undergo an emergency craniotomy to remove blood clots in her brain. The patient underwent a posterior craniotomy with a resection of the mass. The two options for invasive treatment are open craniotomy and endovascular treatment. From a technical standpoint, a brain tumor removal operation is called a craniotomy. Nursing care of these patients is similar to that for any patient recovering from craniotomy and general anesthesia. 1.1 Surgical perforation of the skull of a dead fetus to ease delivery. Example sentencesExamples One procedure destroys the fetus by a craniotomy, the other by dismemberment.
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