切せつ除じょ

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切除する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'

Meanings

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.

〈物もの〉を切せつ除じょするto surgically remove (something)
医い師しは腫しゅ瘍ようを切せつ除じょした。
The doctor surgically removed the tumor.
〈物もの〉の一いち部ぶを切せつ除じょするto remove part of (an organ or tissue)
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。
He underwent surgery to remove part of his stomach.

摘てき出しゅつ
切除 refers to cutting away tissue or a lesion, while 摘出 emphasizes extracting or taking out an organ or foreign object, often implying a more invasive procedure.
切せつ断だんN1
切除 is specifically medical excision of tissue, whereas 切断 means severing or cutting off, used for amputation of limbs or cutting objects in general.
除じょ去きょ
切除 implies removal by cutting (surgical), while 除去 is a broader term for eliminating or getting rid of something, not necessarily by cutting.

切せっ開かいN1
切除 means to cut out and remove tissue, whereas 切開 means to make an incision or cut open, without necessarily removing anything.

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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.