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tachytomy
tachytomy n. 
/təˈkɪtəmi/, /təˈkɪdəmi/ (also tachyˈotomy) the art of rapid surgical or anatomical operation. [After French tachytomie (1843).]
Brit. /taˈkɪtəmi/
, /taˈkɪtəmi//təˈkɪtəmi/U.S. /tæˈkɪdəmi/
, /tæˈkɪdəmi//təˈkɪdəmi/ΘΚΠ
the world > health and disease > healing > medical treatment > surgery > [noun] > types of surgery generally
plastic surgery1837
self-surgery1863
oral surgery1866
electrosurgery1870
Listerism1880
morioplasty1880
brain surgery1881
tachytomy1898
neurosurgery1904
radiosurgery1929
psychosurgery1936
microsurgery1959
microsurgery1960
cryosurgery1962
day surgery1968
work1968
biosurgery1969
psychic surgery1975
telesurgery1976
1898 New Sydenham Soc. Lexicon Tachyotomy, Tachytomy.
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