de·com·pres·sion 
(dē′kəm-prĕshən)
(dē′kəm-prĕshən)n.
1. The act or process of decompressing.
2. A surgical procedure used to relieve pressure on an organ or part, such as the abdomen, cranium, or spinal cord.
- "Johnny."
- Johnny
- Johnny Appleseed
- Johnny Appleseed
- johnnycake
- Johnny-come-lately
- Johnny-jump-up
- Johnny Lee
- Johnny-on-the-spot
- Johnny Reb
- John of Austria
- John of Gaunt
- John of Lancaster
- John o'Groat's
- (John Orley) Allen
- John Patrick, Jr.
- John Paul
- John Paul
- John Paul I
- John Paul II
- John Philip
- John Phillips
- John Pierpont
- J(ohn) Presper
- John Q. Public