incision
含义: A clean, deliberate cut made into the body with a sharp instrument, typically a scalpel, during a surgical procedure.
Unlike a laceration, which is caused by trauma, an incision is precise and intentional. The term is central to surgical vocabulary, appearing in phrases such as 'make an incision,' 'surgical incision,' and 'incision site.' It can also be used more broadly to describe any sharp, decisive cut. The adjective form 'incisive' has taken on a figurative meaning of sharp-minded or perceptive.
例句
- The surgeon made a small incision just below the navel to insert the laparoscope. 外科医生在脐下方做了一个小切口以插入腹腔镜。El cirujano realizó una pequeña incisión justo debajo del ombligo para insertar el laparoscopio.外科医は腹腔鏡を挿入するためにへその下に小さな切開を行った。외과 의사는 복강경을 삽입하기 위해 배꼽 바로 아래에 작은 절개를 했다.
- The incision was closed with dissolvable sutures and covered with a sterile dressing. 切口使用可吸收缝线缝合，并覆盖无菌敷料。La incisión se cerró con puntos reabsorbibles y se cubrió con un apósito estéril.切開部は溶解性縫合糸で閉じられ、無菌ドレッシングで覆われた。절개 부위는 흡수성 봉합사로 봉합되고 무균 드레싱으로 덮였다.
- Minimally invasive techniques require smaller incisions and typically result in faster recovery times. 微创技术需要更小的切口，通常能带来更快的恢复时间。Las técnicas mínimamente invasivas requieren incisiones más pequeñas y suelen permitir tiempos de recuperación más rápidos.低侵襲技術はより小さな切開で済み、一般に回復期間が短い。최소 침습 기술은 더 작은 절개만 필요로 하며, 일반적으로 회복 시간이 더 빠르다.
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语境: medical, academic
语气: neutral
起源与历史
From Latin incisio (a cutting into), from incidere (to cut into), combining in- (into) and caedere (to cut). Entered English in the 14th century via Old French.
文化背景
Era: Modern
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
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