shave excision

excision /ex·ci·sion/ (ek-sizh´un) resection; removal of a portion or all of an organ or other structure.excis´ional

ex·ci·sion (

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1. Surgical removal by cutting, as of a tumor or a portion of a structure or organ. Also called exsection.

2. A recombination event in which a genetic element is removed.

Excision

The process of excising, removing, or amputating.

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excision

[iksish′ən]

Etymology: L, ex + caedere, to cut

1 the process of cutting out or off.

2 (in molecular genetics) the process by which a genetic element is removed from a strand of deoxyribonucleic acid. Compare resection. excise, v.

resection [re-sek´shun]

removal, as of an organ, by cutting; called also excision.

gastric resection gastrectomy.

root resection (root-end resection) apicoectomy.

transurethral resection of the prostate (transurethral prostatic resection) see transurethral resection of the prostate.

wedge resection removal of a triangular mass of tissue.

excision (eksizh´

n),

n the act of cutting away or taking out.

excision, local,

n an excision limited to the immediate area of the lesion in question.

excision, radical,

n an excision involving not only the lesion in question but also anatomic parts remote from the site.

excision, wide,

n an excision involving the lesion in question and immediately adjacent anatomic structures.

excision

removal, as of an organ, by cutting which may be by steel scalpel, cryosurgery or electrosurgery.

excision DNA repair

comprises four distinct sequential steps—incision, in which the damaged base is recognized, excision, resynthesis and ligation.

excision en bloc

see en bloc resection.

radical excision

extensive removal, usually of a tumor mass, which includes surrounding tissues which might be involved and sometimes regional lymph nodes as well.

shave excision

biopsy of superficial lesions of the gingival mucosa can be performed with a scalpel blade, slicing off a thin layer from the surface, without the need for sutures to close the defect.

excision

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Cosmetic Procedures Skin mole removal that is done for cosmetic reasons is often completed by what is known as shave excision.

What to Consider when Choosing Skin Mole Removal by Matty Mathias / Health care industry community

However, a simple tumor shave excision off the leaflet was adequate more commonly in aortic valve lesions and valve replacement, mostly in mitral position with the subvalvular involvement, was required in 6% of the patients.

Fibroelastoma of the posterior mitral leaflet/Posteriyor mitral ... by Inan, Kaan; Ucak, Alper; Goksel, Onur Selcuk; Temizkan, Veysel; Ugur, Murat; Ulusoy, Eralp; Us, Meli / The Anatolian Journal of Cardiology (Anadolu Kardiyoloji Dergisi)

[FIGURE 2 OMITTED] CDNH may be treated with intralesional steroid injection, conservative excisional biopsy, or deep shave excision.

Chondrodermatitis nodularis helicis by Thompson, Lester D.R. / Ear, Nose and Throat Journal

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