Definition of curette in English:

curette

noun kjʊəˈrɛtkjʊˈrɛt

A small surgical instrument used to remove material by a scraping action, especially from the uterus.
Example sentencesExamples
- These foreign bodies can be removed by irrigation or with a curette.
- Once freed, the tumor is enucleated through the incision using the curette.
- Surgery has been used when chemical treatment fails, using a curette (small sharp instrument) to scrape the wart away.
- Point support of the nasal valve wall with a wax curette will reverse the collapse.
- If cemented, the surgeon removes the excess cement with curettes and impacts the final head.
- A curette is used to remove the superficial layer of the lesion.
- But I know the reality of it - having to assess the up-front and personal description of the uterus, the suction, the curette - makes some women reconsider.
- This is when the cervix is dilated and any growths or other material can be removed with a scraping instrument called a curette.
- The surgeon and first assistant remove excess cement around all edges with a plastic curette.
- Traditional cement removal tools include chisels, mallets, osteotomes, curettes, rongeurs, and high speed drills and burrs.
- These include suctioning - where the wax is sucked out of the ear canal using a special vacuuming tool - or gently scraping it out using a small device called a curette.
- Only a small number of the samples were found to be inadequate compared to 20% when specimens were obtained using curettes.
- The surgeon uses an osteotome and mallet together with curettes under direct vision in the proximal canal.
- The superior exostoses can extend deep to the pars flaccida and is best removed with a curette.
- The surgeon also passes the straight and curved curettes directly into the portal.
- Various methods are used to remove cerumen, including irrigation, suction, and manual removal with a curette.
- This allows for a direct view into the canal and frees the physicians' hands to hold the light and manipulate the ear curette.
- Excess cement is removed with a curette by the surgeon and first assistant.
- A large, blunt curette was used to remove all extraneous muscle and soft tissue from each tendon.
- A curette and 4.5-mm shaver were used to clean out the fracture site so that its edges could be more easily seen.

verbkjʊəˈrɛtkjʊˈrɛt

[with object]

Clean or scrape with a curette.
the endometrium was curetted
Example sentencesExamples
- The lesion was excised as a whole, and the cavity was curetted.
- The fluid was aspirated and the lesion curetted free of any soft tissue.
- He curetted me in his surgery under local anaesthetic and I remember screaming out, ‘I want to go home’, and then I rung up the hospitals to find out is that the usual procedure.
- The tissue was curetted off the bone and consisted of multiple tan-brown fragments with red friable areas.
- The most commonly employed treatments involve destroying the affected tissue by freezing, burning, curetting (usually with electrodesiccation), or applying topical acids.

Origin

Mid 18th century (as a noun): from French, from curer 'cleanse', from Latin curare (see cure).

Rhymes

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Definition of curette in US English:

curette

nounkjʊˈrɛtkyo͝oˈret

A surgical instrument used to remove material by a scraping action, especially from the uterus.
Example sentencesExamples
- Traditional cement removal tools include chisels, mallets, osteotomes, curettes, rongeurs, and high speed drills and burrs.
- The superior exostoses can extend deep to the pars flaccida and is best removed with a curette.
- The surgeon also passes the straight and curved curettes directly into the portal.
- If cemented, the surgeon removes the excess cement with curettes and impacts the final head.
- A curette is used to remove the superficial layer of the lesion.
- Only a small number of the samples were found to be inadequate compared to 20% when specimens were obtained using curettes.
- Various methods are used to remove cerumen, including irrigation, suction, and manual removal with a curette.
- A large, blunt curette was used to remove all extraneous muscle and soft tissue from each tendon.
- This allows for a direct view into the canal and frees the physicians' hands to hold the light and manipulate the ear curette.
- But I know the reality of it - having to assess the up-front and personal description of the uterus, the suction, the curette - makes some women reconsider.
- Point support of the nasal valve wall with a wax curette will reverse the collapse.
- This is when the cervix is dilated and any growths or other material can be removed with a scraping instrument called a curette.
- These include suctioning - where the wax is sucked out of the ear canal using a special vacuuming tool - or gently scraping it out using a small device called a curette.
- A curette and 4.5-mm shaver were used to clean out the fracture site so that its edges could be more easily seen.
- These foreign bodies can be removed by irrigation or with a curette.
- Surgery has been used when chemical treatment fails, using a curette (small sharp instrument) to scrape the wart away.
- Excess cement is removed with a curette by the surgeon and first assistant.
- The surgeon and first assistant remove excess cement around all edges with a plastic curette.
- The surgeon uses an osteotome and mallet together with curettes under direct vision in the proximal canal.
- Once freed, the tumor is enucleated through the incision using the curette.

verbkjʊˈrɛtkyo͝oˈret

[with object]

Clean or scrape with a curette.
the endometrium was curetted
Example sentencesExamples
- The most commonly employed treatments involve destroying the affected tissue by freezing, burning, curetting (usually with electrodesiccation), or applying topical acids.
- He curetted me in his surgery under local anaesthetic and I remember screaming out, ‘I want to go home’, and then I rung up the hospitals to find out is that the usual procedure.
- The fluid was aspirated and the lesion curetted free of any soft tissue.
- The lesion was excised as a whole, and the cavity was curetted.
- The tissue was curetted off the bone and consisted of multiple tan-brown fragments with red friable areas.

Origin

Mid 18th century (as a noun): from French, from curer ‘cleanse’, from Latin curare (see cure).

单词	curette
释义	Definition of curette in English: curette noun kjʊəˈrɛtkjʊˈrɛt A small surgical instrument used to remove material by a scraping action, especially from the uterus. Example sentencesExamples These foreign bodies can be removed by irrigation or with a curette. Once freed, the tumor is enucleated through the incision using the curette. Surgery has been used when chemical treatment fails, using a curette (small sharp instrument) to scrape the wart away. Point support of the nasal valve wall with a wax curette will reverse the collapse. If cemented, the surgeon removes the excess cement with curettes and impacts the final head. A curette is used to remove the superficial layer of the lesion. But I know the reality of it - having to assess the up-front and personal description of the uterus, the suction, the curette - makes some women reconsider. This is when the cervix is dilated and any growths or other material can be removed with a scraping instrument called a curette. The surgeon and first assistant remove excess cement around all edges with a plastic curette. Traditional cement removal tools include chisels, mallets, osteotomes, curettes, rongeurs, and high speed drills and burrs. These include suctioning - where the wax is sucked out of the ear canal using a special vacuuming tool - or gently scraping it out using a small device called a curette. Only a small number of the samples were found to be inadequate compared to 20% when specimens were obtained using curettes. The surgeon uses an osteotome and mallet together with curettes under direct vision in the proximal canal. The superior exostoses can extend deep to the pars flaccida and is best removed with a curette. The surgeon also passes the straight and curved curettes directly into the portal. Various methods are used to remove cerumen, including irrigation, suction, and manual removal with a curette. This allows for a direct view into the canal and frees the physicians' hands to hold the light and manipulate the ear curette. Excess cement is removed with a curette by the surgeon and first assistant. A large, blunt curette was used to remove all extraneous muscle and soft tissue from each tendon. A curette and 4.5-mm shaver were used to clean out the fracture site so that its edges could be more easily seen. verbkjʊəˈrɛtkjʊˈrɛt [with object] Clean or scrape with a curette. the endometrium was curetted Example sentencesExamples The lesion was excised as a whole, and the cavity was curetted. The fluid was aspirated and the lesion curetted free of any soft tissue. He curetted me in his surgery under local anaesthetic and I remember screaming out, ‘I want to go home’, and then I rung up the hospitals to find out is that the usual procedure. The tissue was curetted off the bone and consisted of multiple tan-brown fragments with red friable areas. The most commonly employed treatments involve destroying the affected tissue by freezing, burning, curetting (usually with electrodesiccation), or applying topical acids. Origin Mid 18th century (as a noun): from French, from curer 'cleanse', from Latin curare (see cure). Rhymes abet, aiguillette, anisette, Annette, Antoinette, arête, Arlette, ate, baguette, banquette, barbette, barrette, basinet, bassinet, beget, Bernadette, beset, bet, Bette, blanquette, Brett, briquette, brochette, brunette (US brunet), Burnett, cadet, caravanette, cassette, castanet, charette, cigarette (US cigaret), clarinet, Claudette, Colette, coquette, corvette, couchette, courgette, croquette, curvet, Debrett, debt, dinette, diskette, duet, epaulette (US epaulet), flageolet, flannelette, forget, fret, galette, gazette, Georgette, get, godet, grisette, heavyset, Jeanette, jet, kitchenette, La Fayette, landaulet, launderette, layette, lazaret, leatherette, let, Lett, lorgnette, luncheonette, lunette, Lynette, maisonette, majorette, maquette, Marie-Antoinette, marionette, Marquette, marquisette, martinet, met, minaret, minuet, moquette, motet, musette, Nanette, net, noisette, nonet, novelette, nymphet, octet, Odette, on-set, oubliette, Paulette, pet, Phuket, picquet, pillaret, pincette, pipette, piquet, pirouette, planchette, pochette, quartet, quickset, quintet, regret, ret, Rhett, roomette, rosette, roulette, satinette, septet, serviette, sestet, set, sett, sextet, silhouette, soubrette, spinet, spinneret, statuette, stet, stockinet, sublet, suffragette, Suzette, sweat, thickset, threat, Tibet, toilette, tret, underlet, upset, usherette, vedette, vet, vignette, vinaigrette, wagonette, wet, whet, winceyette, yet, Yvette Definition of curette in US English: curette nounkjʊˈrɛtkyo͝oˈret A surgical instrument used to remove material by a scraping action, especially from the uterus. Example sentencesExamples Traditional cement removal tools include chisels, mallets, osteotomes, curettes, rongeurs, and high speed drills and burrs. The superior exostoses can extend deep to the pars flaccida and is best removed with a curette. The surgeon also passes the straight and curved curettes directly into the portal. If cemented, the surgeon removes the excess cement with curettes and impacts the final head. A curette is used to remove the superficial layer of the lesion. Only a small number of the samples were found to be inadequate compared to 20% when specimens were obtained using curettes. Various methods are used to remove cerumen, including irrigation, suction, and manual removal with a curette. A large, blunt curette was used to remove all extraneous muscle and soft tissue from each tendon. This allows for a direct view into the canal and frees the physicians' hands to hold the light and manipulate the ear curette. But I know the reality of it - having to assess the up-front and personal description of the uterus, the suction, the curette - makes some women reconsider. Point support of the nasal valve wall with a wax curette will reverse the collapse. This is when the cervix is dilated and any growths or other material can be removed with a scraping instrument called a curette. These include suctioning - where the wax is sucked out of the ear canal using a special vacuuming tool - or gently scraping it out using a small device called a curette. A curette and 4.5-mm shaver were used to clean out the fracture site so that its edges could be more easily seen. These foreign bodies can be removed by irrigation or with a curette. Surgery has been used when chemical treatment fails, using a curette (small sharp instrument) to scrape the wart away. Excess cement is removed with a curette by the surgeon and first assistant. The surgeon and first assistant remove excess cement around all edges with a plastic curette. The surgeon uses an osteotome and mallet together with curettes under direct vision in the proximal canal. Once freed, the tumor is enucleated through the incision using the curette. verbkjʊˈrɛtkyo͝oˈret [with object] Clean or scrape with a curette. the endometrium was curetted Example sentencesExamples The most commonly employed treatments involve destroying the affected tissue by freezing, burning, curetting (usually with electrodesiccation), or applying topical acids. He curetted me in his surgery under local anaesthetic and I remember screaming out, ‘I want to go home’, and then I rung up the hospitals to find out is that the usual procedure. The fluid was aspirated and the lesion curetted free of any soft tissue. The lesion was excised as a whole, and the cavity was curetted. The tissue was curetted off the bone and consisted of multiple tan-brown fragments with red friable areas. Origin Mid 18th century (as a noun): from French, from curer ‘cleanse’, from Latin curare (see cure).
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