Osteotomy

Pronunciation: /ˈɑsˈteɪoʊˈtuˈmaɪ/

Osteotomy (noun)

  1. A surgical procedure where a surgeon cuts a bone to change its shape or position.
  2. A type of operation used to correct the way bones meet, helping improve movement or reduce pain.

Examples

  • The doctor scheduled osteotomy to treat the damaged bone.
  • Osteotomy is a bone cutting surgery performed under anesthesia.