Resected Meaning in English

word · lemma: resect

US

rɪˈsɛktɪd

ri-SEK-tid

UK

ɹɪsˈɛktɪd

ri-SEK-tid

Definition

To remove part of an organ, tissue, or structure through surgery. Usually refers to cutting out a diseased or damaged section.

Usage & Nuances

Used mainly in medical and surgical contexts. Common collocations: 'resected tumor', 'portion resected'. Not used for minor cuts or non-surgical removal.

• Spanish: resecar
• Portuguese (BR): ressecar (remover cirurgicamente)
• Portuguese (PT): resecar (remover cirurgicamente)
• Chinese (Simplified): 切除
• Chinese (Traditional): 切除
• Hindi: शल्य क्रिया द्वारा हटाया गया
• Arabic: استؤصل (جراحياً)
• Bengali: অপসারণ (শল্যচিকিৎসা) - রিসেক্ট করা
• Russian: резецировать - удалить (хирургическим путём)
• Japanese: 切除する
• Vietnamese: cắt bỏ (phẫu thuật)
• Korean: 절제하다
• Turkish: rezekte etmek - cerrahiyle çıkarmak
• Urdu: ری سیکٹ کرنا - جراحی طور پر نکالنا
• Indonesian: reseksi - mengangkat (melalui operasi)

Example Sentences

The doctor resected part of the intestine.

basic

The tumor was resected successfully.

basic

A small section was resected to prevent infection.

basic

After the damaged tissue was resected, her recovery was much faster.

natural

The surgeon explained that the entire mass had to be resected.

natural

Parts of his lung were resected during the operation to save his life.

natural