surgeon's
One who cuts
Surgeon's is the possessive form of surgeon, indicating something belonging to or associated with a surgeon.
It appears in terms like surgeon's knot, a secure knot used in suturing, and surgeon's gloves.
The phrase surgeon's hands suggests exceptional steadiness and precision.
Precise surgical knife
- forcepsMedical grasping instrument
- retractorTool exposing surgical field
- clampDevice for holding tight
- suturesMedical wound closures
scissors · hemostat · cautery · probe · speculum · trocar · dilator · curette
Surgical procedure venue
Hand coverings with fingers
loupes · headlamp · booties · face shield · eyewear · latex-free · powdered
Accuracy of measurement
- dexteritySkillful hand coordination
- expertiseSkill from extensive practice
- techniqueSkilled way of performing
- steadinessState of being constant
proficiency · mastery · finesse · competence · accuracy · judgment · decision-making · hand-eye coordination
Closing wounds with thread
- ligatureCord for binding
- tyingForming a knot
- secureProtected from harm
- square knotFlat binding tie
tension · binding · closure · stitching · hemostasis · wound repair
scalpel
Precise surgical knife
- forcepsMedical grasping instrument
- retractorTool exposing surgical field
- clampDevice for holding tight
sutures · scissors · hemostat · cautery · probe · speculum · trocar · dilator · curette · elevator
operating room
Surgical procedure venue
gloves
Hand coverings with fingers
cap · loupes · headlamp · booties · face shield · eyewear · latex-free · powdered
precision
Accuracy of measurement
- dexteritySkillful hand coordination
- expertiseSkill from extensive practice
- techniqueSkilled way of performing
steadiness · proficiency · mastery · finesse · competence · accuracy · judgment · decision-making · hand-eye coordination · timing
suturing
Closing wounds with thread
square knot · tension · binding · closure · stitching · hemostasis · wound repair
surgeon'spatient's
Belonging to medical recipient
psychiatrist's · therapist's · nurse's · radiologist's · pathologist's
surgeon'spatient's
Belonging to medical recipient
observer's · spectator's · assistant's · trainee's · resident's
- brain surgeonPhysician operating on craniums
- plastic surgeonPhysician altering physical appearance
- heart surgeonPhysician who operates cardiovascularly
- trauma surgeonDoctor for life-threatening injuries
- eye surgeonPhysician operating on vision organs
- oral surgeonDoctor operating on jaws