Resect Meaning in English

word

US

rɪˈsɛkt

ri-SEKT

UK

ɹɪsˈɛkt

ri-SEKT

التعريف

To surgically remove part of an organ, tissue, or bone, especially to treat disease.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

A highly formal, technical medical term. Common in surgical reports and academic texts. Not used in everyday conversation. Collocates with body parts (e.g., 'resect a tumor'). 'Resection' is the related noun.

• Spanish: resecar (medicina) - extirpar
• Portuguese (BR): ressecar (medicina) - remover cirurgicamente
• Portuguese (PT): ressecar (medicina) - remover cirurgicamente
• Chinese (Simplified): 切除（医学）
• Chinese (Traditional): 切除（醫學）
• Hindi: शल्य क्रिया द्वारा निकालना
• Arabic: استئصال (جراحة)
• Bengali: অংশ অপসারণ করা (শল্যচিকিৎসা) - রিসেক্ট করা
• Russian: резецировать - хирургически удалить
• Japanese: 切除する
• Vietnamese: cắt bỏ (phẫu thuật)
• Korean: 절제하다
• Turkish: rezeke etmek - cerrahi olarak çıkarmak
• Urdu: جزوی طور پر نکال دینا (جراحی) - ریسکٹ کرنا
• Indonesian: reseksi - mengangkat (secara bedah)

جمل نموذجية

The surgeon will resect the tumor tomorrow.

basic

Doctors often resect diseased sections of the intestine.

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It is necessary to resect the damaged bone to prevent infection.

basic

After finding cancer cells, they had to resect part of her lung.

natural

In some cases, doctors may decide not to resect if it's too risky.

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They managed to resect the entire mass without complications.

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