hepatectomy

English

Etymology

hepato- +‎ -ectomy

Noun

hepatectomy (plural hepatectomies)

(surgery) The surgical removal of all or part of the liver.

Derived terms

Translations

surgical removal of the liver

Chinese:
Mandarin: 肝切除术 (gān qiēchú shù)
Finnish: hepatektomiaa
French: hépatectomie f
Georgian: ჰეპატექტომია (heṗaṭekṭomia)
German: Hepatektomie f
Greek: ηπατεκτομή (el) f (ipatektomí)
Indonesian: hepatektomi
Italian: epatectomia (it) f
Japanese: 肝切除術 (かんせつじょじゅつ, kan setsujo-jutsu)
Latvian: hepatektomija f

Lithuanian: hepatektomija f
Macedonian: хепатектомија f (hepatektomija)
Portuguese: hepatectomia f
Romanian: hepatectomie f
Russian: гепатэктомия f (gepatɛktomija)
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic: хепатекто̀мија f

Roman: hepatektòmija (sh) f
Spanish: hepatectomía f
Swedish: hepatektomi c
Turkish: hepatektomi

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