Matching Pairs Surgery Service TermsOnline version Terms and definitions by Kathleen Hart 1 Suturing/Removal 2 Burn Care 3 Laparoscopy 4 Reduction of Fracture/Dislocation 5 Removal of Foreign Bodies 6 Strapping 7 Destruction 8 Debridement 9 Biopsy 10 Surgical Supplies 11 Casting/Removal 12 Dermabrasion/Chemical Peel 13 Excision 14 Endoscopy Cryosurgery, electro-cautery, chemosurgery and laser therapy are several techniques used to remove warts, skin tags, moles, etc. Application of adhesive plaster strips on a part to give it support or to compress it. A visual exploration of the peritoneal cavity. Supplies prescribed by a licensed physician that are required as a direct result of a surgical, radiological or medical procedure or disease. The cutting into or cutting open of tissue. The inspection of body organs or cavities through a device consisting of a tube and optical system. The inspection may be done through a natural body opening or through a small incision. Removal of small objects from the skin, ears, eyes, nose, or internally The restoration of a bone or joint to its normal position. A method of flattening and improving scars on the face by a motor driven stainless steel brush or serrated wheel. The cleansing of a wound with the application of ointments or dressings. The surgical cleansing of a wound or burn. This procedure includes the removal of all contamination and badly damaged or devitalized tissue. Application/removal of a cast or Unna boot for injury or illness. Re-approximating/aligning torn, ripped or cut edges of tissue, and them sewing them together. A procedure in which tissue is excised from a patient for the purpose of microscopic analysis
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