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trephined's Usage Examples:

In a famous case in the mid 1850s, he trephined a skull when the patient suffered great pressure on the brain following.

According to San Diego Museum of Man at San Diego in California, a set of 70 trephined skulls were found in Peru, which were scraped, drilled or cut for medical.

Boothby boomed, Foot fumed and Taylor trephined, with apparent real malice.

skulls datable back to at least 5000 BCE which have been trephined or trepanned—small round holes have been bored in them with flint tools.

A trephined hole in the skull near the purported site of the lesion showed a big subdural.

More than 1,500 trephined skulls from the Neolithic period (representing 5 to 10% of all Stone Age skulls) have been uncovered throughout the.

have unearthed skulls datable back to at least 5000 BCE which have been trephined or trepanned—small round holes have been bored in them with flint tools.

More than 1,500 trephined skulls from the Neolithic period (representing 5 to 10% of all Stone Age.

At the very least, the abscess is trephined externally as an emergency.

complications caused by a sunken scalp, such as the "syndrome of the trephined".

William Macewen (1848–1924) performed the first successful non-primary (trephined) brain tumor removal, pioneering brain surgery.

the calculated coordinates for the desired structure, through a small trephined hole in the skull.

Synonyms:

surgical instrument, trepan,

Antonyms:

malfunction, disengage,