A procedure whereby tissue is removed by scraping.
(kyoo-re-TAHZH): Removal of tissue with a curette.
Scraping of the interior of a cavity or other surface with a curette. Fractional: Separate curettage of endometrium and endocervix for diagnostic evaluation. Specimens are submitted separately for pathologic examination.
This is the scraping of the soft tissue areas to remove the bacteria deep under the gums.
The use of a sharp, spoonlike instrument (a curet) to scrape away tissue that is abnormal or to obtain a sample that can be analyzed.
A procedure where tissue is scraped away.
The scraping away of diseased gum tissue.
A procedure in which a sample of the endometrium is removed with a small, spoon-shaped instrument.
A minor surgical procedure used to scrape out the surface of the uterus (endometrium) with an instrument called a curette.
A surgical procedure used to scrape out the surface of the endometrium with an instrument called a curette. The procedure is often known as 'dilatation and curettage' or D and C, as the cervix is gradually opened with instruments called dilators, prior to curettage.
minor procedure to treat chalazion
The removal of damaged or diseased tissue from the inside periodontal pocket.
A procedure which involves the removal of tissue with a curette.
A deep scaling of that portion of the tooth below the gum line. Purpose is to remove calculus and infected gum tissue.
Deep scaling the teeth below the gumline. The purpose for such a deep cleaning is to remove calculus and infected gum tissue.
Surgical scraping of bacteria from the soft tissue.
Scraping or cleaning the walls of a cavity or gingival pocket.
a surgical method of removing diseased tissue with a curette, a sharp-edged instrument.
(kyoo-reh-TAHZH): Removal of tissue with a curette, a spoon-shaped instrument with a sharp edge.
Removal of diseased tissue from a periodontal pocket
scraping of material from the wall of a cavity or other surface to remove tumours or other abnormal tissue, or to obtain tissue for microscopic examination. page top
the scraping of tissue from a cavity, such as the uterus.
A periodontal procedure where gums are scraped below the gum line to remove bacteria, calculus and/or infected gum tissue.
The surgical removal of early skin cancer with a spoon-shaped instrument (curette).
The scrapping of the lining of the uterus to remove any residual products of conception following an incomplete miscarriage.
removal of diseased tissue from a periodintal pocket
A scrape of the womb lining to remove retained products
The removal of growths or other material from the wall of a cavity or other surface, as with a curet. A curet, or curette, is a spoon-shaped instrument with a sharp edge. The word "curette" comes from French and means a scraper. The verb "curer" means to scrape or clean. See the entire definition of Curettage
Surgical scraping of a bodily cavity (as in the uterus).
The scraping of the lining of the uterus by an instrument called a 'curette'.
(cue RET tahjh): A surgical procedure used to remove benign lesions such as warts and seborrheic keratoses. The physician uses a curet to scoop out the lesions using a firm, quick downward motion.
The use of a curettage, a spoon-shaped instrument, designed to scrape tissue from a cavity. Uterine curettage means scraping to remove the contents of the lining of the uterus.
Surgical scraping of soft tissue to remove bacteria and disease. This is a periodontal procedure and is usually performed in one section of the mouth (usually a quadrant) at a time.
Curettage, in surgery, is the use of a curette to remove tissue by scraping or scooping. It may be used to obtain a biopsy of a mass to determine if it is a granuloma, neoplasm, or some other tumor. It is often employed prior to definitive excisional surgery to more precisely deliniate the extent of a tumour.
