curettage
[kyoo r-i-tahzh, kyoo-ret-ij]
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In most cases of subinvolution a curettage, at least, will have to be done.
PsychotherapyJames J. Walsh
Locally, curettage and the application of suitable antiseptics are indicated.
Lameness of the HorseJohn Victor Lacroix
The other method consists in prompt establishment of drainage by surgical means and includes exploration and curettage.
Lameness of the HorseJohn Victor Lacroix
Success largely depends on the care with which this curettage is carried out.
Surgical interference is frequently called for, generally in the form of curettage or the application of caustics.
curettage
curettement (kjʊəˈrɛtmənt)
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curettage
[kyur′ĭ-täzh′]
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