"Splanchnotomy" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples
"Splanchnotomy" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers
"Splanchnotomy" Meaning
Splanchnotomy is a type of surgical incision or cut into the abdominal cavity (belly). It involves a slit or cut through the muscles that separate the abdominal organs from each other, to access and perform surgery on one of the abdominal organs.
The word "splanchnotomy" comes from the Greek words "splankhn" meaning "viscera" or "entrails" and "tomia" meaning "surgical cutting".
"Splanchnotomy" Examples
Splenectomy and Splenotomy Spledectomy vs Splenotomy
Splenotomy
Splenic artery
In performing a splenectomy procedure, one might make a splenotomy, which involves a longitudinal incision made in the spleen to remove the organ.
This method may result in improved lymphocyte counts after splenectomy; However recovery time is longer and pain management during the surgical procedure could be witnessed from severed interior organs directly affected.
2–10 cm.
Pleural splenectomy.
This is generally used to treat blood diseases and deflux al diseases in splenic jurisdiction
"Splanchnotomy" Similar Words
Splanchic
Splanchnic
Relating to the splanchnic vessels, which are blood vessels that supply the abdominal organs.
Splanchnocrania
Splanchnocranium
The splanchnocranium, also known as the visceral cranium, is a part of the skull that surrounds and protects the internal organs of the head and neck in invertebrate animals, particularly in mollusks and some other invertebrates such as starfish and sea urchins. It is not found in vertebrates.<br><br>In these animals, the splanchnocranium is a bony or cartilaginous ring or plate that forms the lower part of the internal skeleton, surrounding the main body organs like the heart, blood vessels, and digestive tract.<br><br>It's worth noting that the splanchnocranium is not a term commonly used in human anatomy, and the structure it refers to is not found in humans.
Splanchnography
Splanchnography refers to a type of radiography (imaging technique) that focuses on the study of the abdominal organs (viscera) and their surroundings. In a splanchnography, special x-ray equipment is used to obtain a detailed image of the abdominal cavity and its contained organs without the interference of overlying structures.
Splanchnopleure
The splanchnopleure, also known as the visceral pleura, is a membrane of endodermal origin in the embryo, visible in the stage of early embryonic development. It is composed of two layers. The outer layer eventually develops into the parietal pleura on the outside of the diaphragm, as well as a portion forming an anterior enlargement then fuses on either side of it.
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