切せつ除じょ

せ

つ

じょ

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Meanings

1

noun, noun or participle which takes 'suru', transitive verb

surgical removal; resection; ablation; cut off; cut out

Medical term for surgically removing tissue, an organ, or a lesion. Also used more generally for cutting off or excising something.

胃い

の

一いち

部ぶ

を

切せつ

除じょ

する

手しゅ

術じゅつ

を

受う

け

た

。

I underwent surgery to remove part of my stomach.

摘てき出しゅつ
摘出 also means surgical removal but emphasizes extracting or taking out an organ or foreign body, often in a more invasive procedure.
切せつ断だん
切断 means cutting off or severing, and is used for amputation of limbs or cutting objects, not necessarily medical tissue removal.

切除 is a Sino-Japanese compound of 切 (cut) and 除 (remove), literally 'cut and remove'. The term is used primarily in medical contexts.