Surgery is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SURGERY in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the treatment of medical problems by operation
• the treatment of injuries or disorders of the body by incision or manipulation, especially with instruments
• a place where a doctor, dentist, or other medical practitioner treats or advises patients.
• a period of time during which patients may visit a doctor, dentist, or other medical practitioner for treatment or advice
• an occasion on which an MP, lawyer, or other professional person gives advice.
• The art of healing by manual operation; that branch of medical science which treats of manual operations for the healing of diseases or injuries of the body; that branch of medical science which has for its object the cure of local injuries or diseases, as wounds or fractures, tumors, etc., whether by manual operation or by medicines and constitutional treatment.
• A surgeon\'s operating room or laboratory.
• the branch of medical science that treats disease or injury by operative procedures
• a room where a doctor or dentist can be consulted
• a room in a hospital equipped for the performance of surgical operations
• a medical procedure involving an incision with instruments; performed to repair damage or arrest disease in a living body
• treatment in which the patient's body is cut open in order to treat the affected part
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• treatment in which the patient\'s body is cut open in order to treat the affected part

Words related to SURGERY

surgeries10

Words that contain SURGERY

biosurgery16 presurgery16 cryosurgery20 telesurgery15 chemosurgery23 microsurgery20 neurosurgery16 radiosurgery17 psychosurgery27 electrosurgery20

How to use SURGERY in a sentence

• I managed to get near, but saw nothing, as the poor thing had been carried into the surgery.
• You have seen, perhaps, the way in which they box up subjects intended to illustrate the winter lectures of a professor of surgery.
• He sat now upon the edge of the surgery table, looking in thoughtful silence at Montgomery and twisting the ends of his small, black, waxed moustache.
• I regret extremely that you will not permit me to use such slight skill in surgery as I possess.
• Surgery is a fine art, but medicine is witchcraft, or little better.
• I am glad to say that what is known in surgery as a short circuit was an immediate success, and when we left him three weeks later in Ghent he was to all intents perfectly well.
• To their influence on medicine and surgery I shall refer again.
• The absence on the Continent of a nursing profession such as ours is not without its influence on medicine and surgery abroad.
• A room on the ground floor was used during the day, partly as a living-room, partly as a surgery, and here were brought any soldiers wounded in this part of the lines.
• He was an old man, gray and lean, consumed in his time by fevers and chills, in the treatment of which he was perhaps more skilful than in surgery.
• SEE THE PRACTIONERS LIBRARY OF MEDICINE AND SURGERY.
• Rowcliffe in the surgery smiled all to himself as he warmed his hands.
• You will go down to the surgery this afternoon and see Dr.
• But if the Church was strangely slow to give place to medicine and surgery, the Church sought, through agencies and methods of its own, to cure disease.
• Without delay, it wheeled across the open few feet of pavement into the ambulance and to the surgery room.
• Having no knowledge of surgery, Cabot could only bathe and rebandage it.
• After forty years of surgery, I am puzzled over a great many questions.
• If there was one thing in which he excelled besides taking pictures it lay along the lines of medicine and practical surgery.
• Necessarily, Medical Lobby agreed to perform surgery outside of any hospital, then.
• Were I a young man, and possessed of adequate knowledge of medicine and surgery, I would ask nothing better than to minister to the wants of these people.
• With some a term of school had been as a long sickness, lengthened by the medicine of books and the surgery of the beech rod.
• My stupidity proved to me that surgery was my only vocation.
• I suppose all things had their humble beginnings, and medicine and surgery were in the same condition.
• Jim to the surgery when breakfast was over, and sat down alone in the consulting-room to wait for him.
• Nevertheless, not many women graduates in medicine undertake surgery and it is rare for one of them to make a success of it.
• Jan sat on the counter in the surgery, pounding and pounding.
• Before he had closed the surgery door, through which he had to pass, there came another peal, and a woman ran up to him.
• Stealing out of the side door quietly, she tripped across the narrow path of wet gravel, and entered the surgery.
• Even the country neighborhood no longer regards such a piece of surgery as sensational.
• But it is not only in the actual processes of surgery that this great improvement in human art may be noted.

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