frontoethmoidectomy
frontoethmoidectomy noun: a surgical procedure involving the removal of diseased tissue and/or bone from the frontal and ethmoid sinuses, typically performed to treat chronic sinus disease, obstruction, infection, or complications of sinusitis.
Noun
frontoethmoidectomy (plural frontoethmoidectomies)
- A surgical procedure involving the removal of diseased tissue and/or bone from the frontal and ethmoid sinuses, typically performed to treat chronic sinus disease, obstruction, infection, or complications of sinusitis.
Forms of frontoethmoidectomy
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Origin of frontoethmoidectomy
From fronto- + ethmoidectomy.
Questions about frontoethmoidectomy
- What does frontoethmoidectomy mean?
- Frontoethmoidectomy means a surgical procedure involving the removal of diseased tissue and/or bone from the frontal and ethmoid sinuses, typically performed to treat chronic sinus disease, obstruction, infection, or complications of sinusitis.
- What part of speech is frontoethmoidectomy?
- Frontoethmoidectomy is a noun.
- What is the plural of frontoethmoidectomy?
- The plural of frontoethmoidectomy is frontoethmoidectomies.
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