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cardiotomy

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cardiotomy /car·di·ot·o·my/ (kahr″de-ot´ah-me)
1. surgical incision of the heart.
2. surgical incision into the cardia.

car·di·ot·o·my (kärd-t-m)
n.
1. Incision of the heart wall.
2. Incision of the cardiac end of the stomach.

cardiotomy
[kär′dē·ot′əmē]
Etymology: Gk, kardia + temnein, to cut
1 an operation in which the heart is incised.
2 an operation in which the cardiac end of the stomach or cardiac orifice is incised.

cardiotomy [kahr″de-ot´ah-me]
1. surgical incision of the heart.
2. surgical incision into the cardia.

cardiotomy
1. surgical incision of the heart.
2. surgical incision into the cardia.


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Applications range from gynecological procedures and general surgery, to urology, thoracoscopy (a procedure to view the lung) and cardiotomy (an incision in the heart).
The cell saver was used to recover red cells not recovered by the cardiotomy sucker.
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