rhapho-, rhaph-, rhap-, -rhaph, -rhaphy, -orrhaphy, -rrhaphy
(Greek: suture, stitching, joining in a seam)
episioperineorrhaphy
Repair of an incised, or a ruptured, perineum and lacerated vulva; or repair of a surgical incision of the vulva and perineum.
episiorrhaphy
1. Suturing the labia majora to preserve chastity.
2. Suturing the perineum to repair childbirth lacerations.
2. Suturing the perineum to repair childbirth lacerations.
gastrorrhaphy
glossorrhaphy
1. Surgical suturing (sewing together) of the tongue.
2. Suture of a wound of the tongue.
2. Suture of a wound of the tongue.
hepatorrhaphy
Suturing a ruptured or lacerated liver.
hepatorrhaphy
herniorrhaphy
1. The surgical repair of an abnormal opening in the wall of a body cavity.
2. Sometimes used specifically to denote a simple apposition and suturing of the defect.
3. Any operation which includes suturing for the repair of a hernia.
2. Sometimes used specifically to denote a simple apposition and suturing of the defect.
3. Any operation which includes suturing for the repair of a hernia.
hymenorrhaphy
Suturing the hymen to close the vaginal orifice.
hysterotrachelorrhaphy
Surgical repair of a lacerated neck of the uterus.
laparorrhaphy, laparorrhagia
Celiorrhaphy; the repair or strengthening of the abdominal wall by means of sutures.
laryngorraphy
Suture of the larynx.
myorrhaphy
Suturing muscle tissue.
nephrorrhaphy
neurorrhaphy
Suturing a severed nerve.
neurorrhaphy