Biotomy
Pronunciation: /ˈbɪɑtəmaɪ/
Biotomy (noun)
- A surgical procedure that involves cutting into the body to reach and treat tissue or remove material.
- A method of dividing or cutting biological material for study, such as preparing samples for viewing.
Examples
- The surgeon made a biotomy to reach the damaged tissue.
- A biotomy can be necessary when other treatments fail.