Definition of tenotomy in English:

tenotomy

noun təˈnɒtəmitəˈnɑdəmi

mass noun

The surgical cutting of a tendon, especially as a remedy for club foot.
腱切断术
Example sentencesExamples
- A percutaneous tenotomy of the Achillis tendon is often necessary to completely correct the equinus.
- More specialized instruments, such as skin hooks or tenotomy scissors, may be added to the tray, depending on the surgeon's preference.
- She then had a heel cord tenotomy on both feet, followed by casts that were kept on for 3 weeks.
- A heel cord tenotomy is a minor surgery that can be done in the office and it takes 10-15 minutes.
- The decision to repair these injuries acutely was based on data from treatment of chronic injury by tenotomy.
- Care should be taken to use a minimal amount of suture in closing the tenotomy.
- In flexor tendon tenotomy, a small incision is made behind each toe pad and a section of tendon is removed.

Origin

Mid 19th century: coined in French from Greek tenōn 'tendon' + -tomia (see -tomy).

Definition of tenotomy in US English:

tenotomy

nountəˈnädəmētəˈnɑdəmi

The surgical cutting of a tendon, especially as a remedy for club foot.
腱切断术
Example sentencesExamples
- Care should be taken to use a minimal amount of suture in closing the tenotomy.
- More specialized instruments, such as skin hooks or tenotomy scissors, may be added to the tray, depending on the surgeon's preference.
- A heel cord tenotomy is a minor surgery that can be done in the office and it takes 10-15 minutes.
- The decision to repair these injuries acutely was based on data from treatment of chronic injury by tenotomy.
- A percutaneous tenotomy of the Achillis tendon is often necessary to completely correct the equinus.
- She then had a heel cord tenotomy on both feet, followed by casts that were kept on for 3 weeks.
- In flexor tendon tenotomy, a small incision is made behind each toe pad and a section of tendon is removed.

Origin

Mid 19th century: coined in French from Greek tenōn ‘tendon’ + -tomia (see -tomy).

词汇	tenotomy
释义	Definition of tenotomy in English: tenotomy noun təˈnɒtəmitəˈnɑdəmi mass noun The surgical cutting of a tendon, especially as a remedy for club foot. 腱切断术 Example sentencesExamples A percutaneous tenotomy of the Achillis tendon is often necessary to completely correct the equinus. More specialized instruments, such as skin hooks or tenotomy scissors, may be added to the tray, depending on the surgeon's preference. She then had a heel cord tenotomy on both feet, followed by casts that were kept on for 3 weeks. A heel cord tenotomy is a minor surgery that can be done in the office and it takes 10-15 minutes. The decision to repair these injuries acutely was based on data from treatment of chronic injury by tenotomy. Care should be taken to use a minimal amount of suture in closing the tenotomy. In flexor tendon tenotomy, a small incision is made behind each toe pad and a section of tendon is removed. Origin Mid 19th century: coined in French from Greek tenōn 'tendon' + -tomia (see -tomy). Definition of tenotomy in US English: tenotomy nountəˈnädəmētəˈnɑdəmi The surgical cutting of a tendon, especially as a remedy for club foot. 腱切断术 Example sentencesExamples Care should be taken to use a minimal amount of suture in closing the tenotomy. More specialized instruments, such as skin hooks or tenotomy scissors, may be added to the tray, depending on the surgeon's preference. A heel cord tenotomy is a minor surgery that can be done in the office and it takes 10-15 minutes. The decision to repair these injuries acutely was based on data from treatment of chronic injury by tenotomy. A percutaneous tenotomy of the Achillis tendon is often necessary to completely correct the equinus. She then had a heel cord tenotomy on both feet, followed by casts that were kept on for 3 weeks. In flexor tendon tenotomy, a small incision is made behind each toe pad and a section of tendon is removed. Origin Mid 19th century: coined in French from Greek tenōn ‘tendon’ + -tomia (see -tomy).
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