Words and phrases that have a meaning related to dissection: (151 results)
Often used in the same context:
dissecting, anatomy, examination, evisceration, vivisection, deconstruction, comparative anatomy, postmortem, suturing, anesthetizing, enucleation, pathology, ossification, osteology, cadaver, debridement, trepanning, descending aorta, post mortem, tenotomy, anatomist, disembowelling, crania, filleting, adnexal, ectomy, craniotomy, coitus, transection, disquisition, laparotomy, critique, psychosurgery, exegesis, labial, scalpel, metamorphosis, analysis, mortem, elucidation, didactics, workup, arthrography, vesalius, sigmoid colon, slaughter, surgical procedure, microdissection, cat scan, onanism, mesentery, hilar, reanimation, attitudinizing, entrails, psychoanalytical, tissue, venereal, venipuncture, castration, experimentation, braincase, culling, palpation, prefrontal lobotomy, biopsies, fibroma, pubis, necropsy, microsurgery, explication, histology, scatology, rumination, disfiguration, cauterization, neuroanatomy, nephrectomy, dilations, thoracic aorta, savaging, pectoralis minor, reattachment, cystectomy, rhizotomy, adrenalectomy, convolutions, tracheal, radical hysterectomy, catharses, extirpation, dedifferentiation, synovial joint, urethroplasty, morphogenesis, exegetical, condyles, biology, reconstructions, necrosis, peppered moth, ophthalmoscopy, dissections, lymphadenectomy, excision, resection, resections, curettage, sympathectomy, revascularization, lobectomy, pelvic, retraction, laceration, undermining, decompression, endarterectomy, incisions, irradiation, appendix, clement, dialogue, exercise, extraperitoneal, fable, hansard, ibid, lecture, letter, note, ode, pace, plate, postulate, precedent, principle, query, quest, sec.
Appears in the definition of:
autopsy, body snatcher, ghoul, graverobber, necropsy, pm, postmortem, postmortem examination, scalpel
More general:
Also try:analytic thinking, cut, cutting
— Adjectives for dissection: aortic, blunt, radical, sharp, careful, axillary, extensive, pelvic, acute, further, retroperitoneal, more...
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