Noun:

உறுப்ப துண்டித்தல்,

amputation's Usage Examples:

limb salvage rate of 80 %, which was associated with a better quality of life than major amputation.

There have been occasional periods in history where the frequency of congenital amputations has increased.

In some countries, hand or foot amputations are a punishment for committing a crime.

Severe teat injuries, such as total teat amputation, are surprisingly common in dairy herds (43).

This treatment may consist of skin grafts, or even partial or full amputations of an arm or leg.

When the finger is cut more than halfway through, the injury is described as a subtotal amputation.

Some of the more common causes of pediatric traumatic amputations are accidents with lawnmowers, automobiles, motorcycles, power tools, and farm equipment.

Techniques such as biofeedback, cognitive-behavioral pain management, hypnosis, acupuncture, ultrasound, and physical therapy have all been used to treat post-amputation and phantom pain.

acupressure in cases of surgical amputation.

Quick amputation of the finger is the best remedy of all if a large snake has bitten it.

Diabetic foot disease is a leading cause of non-traumatic amputation.

Usually the behavior does not escalate to suicide and major self-mutilation (including such things as castration, amputation of limbs, enucleation of eyes).

Prosthetic devices are not used to lengthen limbs that remain functional after amputation to remove osteosarcomas located on the upper arm.

Synonyms:

surgical operation, surgery, surgical process, surgical procedure, operation,

Antonyms:

synchronous operation, serial operation, asynchronous operation, minor surgery, major surgery,