Syn: curettement. [WordNet 1.5] ||
The Collaborative International Dictionary of English. 2000.
Curettage — Intervention Illustration from a United States patent for an ornate curette (Michelson, 1988) MeSH … Wikipedia
Curettage — vgl. Kürettage … Das Wörterbuch medizinischer Fachausdrücke
curettage — (n.) 1897; see CURETTE (Cf. curette) (q.v.) + AGE (Cf. age) … Etymology dictionary
curettage — [kyo͞o ret′ij΄, kyoor et′ij; kyo͞o΄rə täzh′, kyoor΄ətäzh] n. [Fr: see CURET] the process of curetting … English World dictionary
Curettage — The removal of growths or other material from the wall of a cavity or other surface, as with a curet. A curet, or curette, is a spoon shaped instrument with a sharp edge. The word curette comes from French and means a scraper. The verb curer… … Medical dictionary
Curettage — Chirurgische Curetten Die Kürettage (auch in der französischen Ursprungsschreibung die Curettage wörtlich die Auskratzung, Ausschabung) ist ein in Zahnmedizin, operativer Gynäkologie und Dermatologie verwendeter Begriff, der die operative… … Deutsch Wikipedia
curettage — n. the scraping of the skin or the internal surface of an organ or body cavity by means of a spoon shaped instrument (curette), usually to remove diseased tissue or to obtain a specimen for diagnostic purposes (see also dilatation and curettage) … The new mediacal dictionary
curettage — /kyoor i tahzh , kyoo ret ij/, n. Surg. the process of curetting. Cf. D and C. [1895 1900; < F, equiv. to curette CURETTE + age AGE] * * * ▪ surgery surgical scraping, usually of the lining of a body cavity, to clean it of foreign matter,… … Universalium
Curettage — Cu|ret|ta|ge 〈[kyrəta:ʒə] f. 19; Med.〉 = Kürettage [frz.] * * * Cu|ret|ta|ge [kyrɛ ta:ʒə, österr. meist: …ʃ] usw.: ↑ Kürettage usw. * * * Curettage [kyrɛ taːʒə, französisch] die, / n, Curettement [kyrɛt mã, französisch] … Universal-Lexikon
curettage — [kjʊə rɛtɪdʒ, ˌkjʊərɪ tα:ʒ] noun Surgery the use of a curette, especially on the lining of the uterus. See dilatation and curettage. Origin C19: from Fr., from curette … English new terms dictionary
