Definition of tractotomy in English:

tractotomy

noun trakˈtɒtəmiˌtrakˈtädəmē

mass noun

The surgical severing of nerve tracts especially in the medulla of the brain, typically to relieve intractable pain or mental illness, or in research.
surgical tractotomy on the human spinal cord
count noun a tractotomy was performed
Example sentencesExamples
- Subcaudate tractotomy was developed and is primarily used in the United Kingdom.
- They noted that facial pain and itch sensations are both abolished by trigeminal medullary tractotomy.
- It seems that the complications associated with pulmonary tractotomies are considerably high, but the mortality of anatomic resections is prohibitive.
- A study of cognitive function in 23 patients undergoing subcaudate tractotomy found significant impairment of cognitive function 2 weeks post-op which had largely resolved after six months.
- Stereotactic mesencephalic tractotomy constitutes a widely accepted procedure in treating unilateral head and neck cancer pain.

Definition of tractotomy in US English:

tractotomy

nounˌtrakˈtädəmē

The surgical severing of nerve tracts especially in the medulla of the brain, typically to relieve intractable pain or mental illness, or in research.
surgical tractotomy on the human spinal cord
count noun a tractotomy was performed
Example sentencesExamples
- Subcaudate tractotomy was developed and is primarily used in the United Kingdom.
- Stereotactic mesencephalic tractotomy constitutes a widely accepted procedure in treating unilateral head and neck cancer pain.
- They noted that facial pain and itch sensations are both abolished by trigeminal medullary tractotomy.
- It seems that the complications associated with pulmonary tractotomies are considerably high, but the mortality of anatomic resections is prohibitive.
- A study of cognitive function in 23 patients undergoing subcaudate tractotomy found significant impairment of cognitive function 2 weeks post-op which had largely resolved after six months.

单词	tractotomy
释义	Definition of tractotomy in English: tractotomy noun trakˈtɒtəmiˌtrakˈtädəmē mass noun The surgical severing of nerve tracts especially in the medulla of the brain, typically to relieve intractable pain or mental illness, or in research. surgical tractotomy on the human spinal cord count noun a tractotomy was performed Example sentencesExamples Subcaudate tractotomy was developed and is primarily used in the United Kingdom. They noted that facial pain and itch sensations are both abolished by trigeminal medullary tractotomy. It seems that the complications associated with pulmonary tractotomies are considerably high, but the mortality of anatomic resections is prohibitive. A study of cognitive function in 23 patients undergoing subcaudate tractotomy found significant impairment of cognitive function 2 weeks post-op which had largely resolved after six months. Stereotactic mesencephalic tractotomy constitutes a widely accepted procedure in treating unilateral head and neck cancer pain. Definition of tractotomy in US English: tractotomy nounˌtrakˈtädəmē The surgical severing of nerve tracts especially in the medulla of the brain, typically to relieve intractable pain or mental illness, or in research. surgical tractotomy on the human spinal cord count noun a tractotomy was performed Example sentencesExamples Subcaudate tractotomy was developed and is primarily used in the United Kingdom. Stereotactic mesencephalic tractotomy constitutes a widely accepted procedure in treating unilateral head and neck cancer pain. They noted that facial pain and itch sensations are both abolished by trigeminal medullary tractotomy. It seems that the complications associated with pulmonary tractotomies are considerably high, but the mortality of anatomic resections is prohibitive. A study of cognitive function in 23 patients undergoing subcaudate tractotomy found significant impairment of cognitive function 2 weeks post-op which had largely resolved after six months.
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