Incision

usgb/ɪnˈsɪʒn/
noun

A cut made in something, especially a body during surgery.

The surgeon made a small incision in the patient's abdomen.
Visual representation of "incision" - A cut made in something, especially a body during surgery.

Often appears as...

  • surgical incision
  • make an incision

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Surgical Precision

An incision in medical contexts usually requires precision and care, reflecting its seriousness.

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During the operation, the surgeon's incision was measured and careful.
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Not Always Visible

Incisions may be internal and not visible on the body's surface, depending on the surgery type.

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The doctor explained that the internal incisions would heal without external scars.
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Healing Required

After an incision is made during surgery, it requires time and care to heal properly.

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Post-surgery care was crucial for the healing of the incision.
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