| Eponyms in category: Operations |
| 138
main and alternative
entries found.
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| Agnew's incision |
| An incision used to release pus in the lacrimal sac in acute phlegmonous dacryocystitis.
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| Albee's methods or operations |
| Orthopaedic hip procedure. |
| Alexander-Adams operation (James Adams) (Alquié-Alexander operation) |
| repair of uterine displacement. |
| Alexander’s operation (Alquié-Alexander operation) |
| repair of uterine displacement. |
| Alquié-Alexander operation |
| repair of uterine displacement. |
| Amann's operation |
| An operation similar to Schubert’s operation, used in cases of congenital absence of vagina.
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| Amussat's operation |
| Surgical formation of an artificial anus, by lumbar colostomy for obstruction of the colon. |
| Anel's operation |
| Ligation of an artery immediately above and on proximal side of an aneurysm.
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| Anger's method |
| Méthode de réduction des luxations de l`epaule. |
| Annandale's operation |
| An operation for simultaneous occurrence of inguinal and femoral hernia. |
| Antyllus' method |
| An operation for aneurysm whereby is applied two ligatures to the artery and cut between them. |
| Arneri-Papo oesophagus operation |
| Reconstruction of the oesophagus with the aid of a jejunum sling.
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| Arruga's suture |
| Cerclage in amotio operation. Amotio = detachment.
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| Arslan's ultrasonic operation |
| Destruction of the semi-circular canals of the inner ear with the aid of ultrasonic waves, retaining the function of the cochlea.
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| Arslan's ultrasonic operation (Arslan's ultrasonic operation) |
| Destruction of the semi-circular canals of the inner ear with the aid of ultrasonic waves, retaining the function of the cochlea.
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| Babcock's operation |
| Extirpation of the saphenous vein. |
| Baer's operation |
| A simplified approach to abdominal hysterectomy. |
| Bailey's operation I |
| Treatment of valvular aortic stenosis, in which a special dilatation forceps (Bailey's forceps) is introduced transventricularly or transaortally.
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| Bailey's operation II |
| Surgical treatment of atrium septum defect with abnormal outlet of vv. pulmonales.
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| Baizeau and Trélat's method |
| Operative procedure, analogous to that of von Langenbeck, for repairing clefted soft palate. |
| Baldwin's operation |
| The formation of an artificial vagina by means of intestinal transplantation.
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| Baldwin-Mori operation (Baldwin's operation) |
| The formation of an artificial vagina by means of intestinal transplantation.
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| Baldy-Franke operation |
| Operative method for antefixation of the uterus. |
| Baldy-Webster operation |
| An operation for retroversion of the uterus by shortening the round ligaments. |
| Balfour's method |
| Operation for resection of the sigmoid colon. |
| Bankart's operation |
| An operation for habitual dislocation of the shoulder joint. The joint capsule is sewed to the detached labrum glenoidale, without duplication of the subscapularis tendon. |
| Bárány's operation |
| Opening of the frontal sinus in order to remove its anterior wall.
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| Barkan's operation |
| Glaucoma operation particularly for glaucoma infantile. |
| Bartisch-Jaeger method |
| It is probably the extirpation of the bulbus in cancer of the eye, first performed by Bartisch. |
| Battle's operation |
| An operation for femoral hernia. |
| Beal-Longmire operation (Mouchet-Camey operation) |
| Total gastrectomy with the formation of a new stomach. |
| Beck's operations (Claude Schaeffer Beck) |
| Older, typical procedures in coronary insufficiency.
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| Beck-Doléris operation (Carl Beck, 1856-1911) |
| Operation of retroversio-flexio by shortening of the round ligaments. |
| Beer's operation |
| Flap operation for cataract or artificial pupil.
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| Billroth's anastomosis I (Billroth's operation I) |
| Removal of lower portion of stomach (pylorus) with end to end anastomosis of the remaining stomach with the duodenum. |
| Billroth's anastomosis II (Billroth's operation II) |
| Gastrojejunal anastomosis with duodenal closure. |
| Billroth's gastrectomy I (Billroth's operation I) |
| Removal of lower portion of stomach (pylorus) with end to end anastomosis of the remaining stomach with the duodenum. |
| Billroth's gastrectomy II (Billroth's operation II) |
| Gastrojejunal anastomosis with duodenal closure. |
| Billroth's operation I |
| Removal of lower portion of stomach (pylorus) with end to end anastomosis of the remaining stomach with the duodenum. |
| Billroth's operation II |
| Gastrojejunal anastomosis with duodenal closure. |
| Blalock-Clagett operation |
| An operation for congenital aortic anomaly. |
| Blalock-Hanlon operation |
| Creation of a large atrial septal defect without cardiopulmonary bypass as a palliative procedure for complete transposition of the great arteries. |
| Blalock-Hanlon shunt (Blalock-Hanlon operation) |
| Creation of a large atrial septal defect without cardiopulmonary bypass as a palliative procedure for complete transposition of the great arteries. |
| Blalock-Taussig operation |
| Palliative operation for malformations of the heart, commonly used for children born with Fallot's tetralogy - «blue baby» syndrome. |
| Bloodgood's operation |
| Operation for inguinal hernia. |
| Broca-Perthes-Bankart operation (Bankart's operation) |
| An operation for habitual dislocation of the shoulder joint. The joint capsule is sewed to the detached labrum glenoidale, without duplication of the subscapularis tendon. |
| Carrel's seam |
| End-to-end anastomosis of severed vessels with triple-threaded sutures. |
| Chrobak's operation |
| Supravaginal amputation of the uterus.
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| Dandy's operation |
| Retroganglial neurotomy for surgical pain therapy in trigeminus neuralgia. |
| Delbet-Kirmisson operation |
| An operation for ectopic anus performed on children.
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| Doleris' method (Beck-Doléris operation (Carl Beck, 1856-1911)) |
| Operation of retroversio-flexio by shortening of the round ligaments. |
| Doléris' operation (Beck-Doléris operation (Carl Beck, 1856-1911)) |
| Operation of retroversio-flexio by shortening of the round ligaments. |
| Finsterer-Drüner operation |
| An operation in certain cases of peptic ulcer. |
| Finsterer-Hofmeister operation (Hofmeister-Finsterer operation) |
| Partial gastrectomy with closure of a portion of the lesser curvature and retrocolic anastomosis of the remainder to the jejunum. |
| Goebel-Stoeckel operation (Stoeckels's operation) |
| A treatment for urine incontinency in women.
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| Heimlich's operation |
| An operation for replacement of the oesophagus, |
| Henley-Soupault operation |
| Surgical treatment for troubles following operation for gastric ulcer. |
| Hey's amputation |
| A tarso-metatarsal amputation. |
| Hofmeister-Finsterer gastrectomy (Hofmeister-Finsterer operation) |
| Partial gastrectomy with closure of a portion of the lesser curvature and retrocolic anastomosis of the remainder to the jejunum. |
| Hofmeister-Finsterer operation |
| Partial gastrectomy with closure of a portion of the lesser curvature and retrocolic anastomosis of the remainder to the jejunum. |
| Hofmeister-Polya anastomosis (Hofmeister-Finsterer operation) |
| Partial gastrectomy with closure of a portion of the lesser curvature and retrocolic anastomosis of the remainder to the jejunum. |
| Homans' operation |
| Ligature of V. femoralis as a prophylaxis against embolism in phlebothrombosis of the deep veins of the calf.
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| Jaeger-Vacca method (Bartisch-Jaeger method) |
| It is probably the extirpation of the bulbus in cancer of the eye, first performed by Bartisch. |
| Kirmisson's method of operation |
| Operation in talipes. |
| Kirschner's operation I |
| Anastomosis of the throat between oesophagus and fundus ventriculi.
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| Kirschner's operation II |
| Percutaneous electrocoagulation of Ganglion gasseri.
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| Kocher's method II |
| Invagination method for radical operation for hernia inguinalis. |
| Krogius' operation |
| Operation in habitual luxation of patella.
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| Lane's operation |
| Operation suggested by Lane for extirpation of the entire colon in treating constipation.
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| Littre's operation |
| Colostomy in intestinal obstruction. |
| Longmire operation II (Mouchet-Camey operation) |
| Total gastrectomy with the formation of a new stomach. |
| Longmire's operation I |
| Operation for replacement of oesophagus.
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| Lotheissen's operation |
| Method of operating for femoral hernia by inguinal way. |
| Maydl's hernia |
| Retrograde hernia with strangulation of the intestine in the hernia sac. |
| Maydl's method |
| Operational method in ektopia vesicae. |
| Maydl's operation |
| Colostomy in two steps (tempi), used in cases of inoperable cancer of the rectum.
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| Maydl-Reclus procedure (Maydl's operation) |
| Colostomy in two steps (tempi), used in cases of inoperable cancer of the rectum.
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| McBurney's incision |
| A muscle splitting abdominal incision employed in appendectomy. |
| McBurney's inguinial herniorraphy (McBurney's operation II) |
| Surgery to repair inguinal hernia. |
| McBurney's operation I |
| Extraction og biliary stones. |
| McBurney's operation II |
| Surgery to repair inguinal hernia. |
| Meclectomy |
| Excision of Meckel’s ganglion.
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| Méthode de Balfour (French) (Balfour's method) |
| Operation for resection of the sigmoid colon. |
| Mikulicz-Vladimir operation |
| An osteoplastic resection of the foot in diseases of the talus and calcaneus. |
| Mikulicz-Vladimiroff amputation (Mikulicz-Vladimir operation) |
| An osteoplastic resection of the foot in diseases of the talus and calcaneus. |
| Mori's operation (Baldwin's operation) |
| The formation of an artificial vagina by means of intestinal transplantation.
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| Mouchet-Camey operation |
| Total gastrectomy with the formation of a new stomach. |
| Naffziger's operation |
| The orbital decompression operation. |
| Nicoladoni's operation |
| Thumb replacement by transplantation of the second toe to the first metacarpal. |
| Ollier-Thiersch graft |
| A split-thickness skin graft. |
| Ollier-Thiersch transplant (Ollier-Thiersch graft) |
| A split-thickness skin graft. |
| Olshausen's method |
| Surgery done for retroversion of the uterus used when pregnancy may be expected. |
| Olshausen's operation (Olshausen's method) |
| Surgery done for retroversion of the uterus used when pregnancy may be expected. |
| Olshausen's suspension (Olshausen's method) |
| Surgery done for retroversion of the uterus used when pregnancy may be expected. |
| Opération de Mori (French) (Baldwin's operation) |
| The formation of an artificial vagina by means of intestinal transplantation.
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| Perthes' method |
| A method for continuous aspiration of a pleuritic exudate. |
| Phelps' operation |
| Operation for talipes. |
| Phelps-Kirmisson operation (Phelps' operation) |
| Operation for talipes. |
| Politzer's operation. |
| No description presently available. |
| Polya's operation |
| A type of posterior gastroenterostomy which is a modification of the Billroth II operation. |
| Polya-Reichel operation (Polya's operation) |
| A type of posterior gastroenterostomy which is a modification of the Billroth II operation. |
| Reichel-Polya operation (Polya's operation) |
| A type of posterior gastroenterostomy which is a modification of the Billroth II operation. |
| Rydigier's resection (Billroth's operation I) |
| Removal of lower portion of stomach (pylorus) with end to end anastomosis of the remaining stomach with the duodenum. |
| Saemisch' operation |
| An operation for hypopyon ulcer. |
| Schauta's operation |
| Total extirpation of the uterus and the adnexa. |
| Schauta-Amreich operation |
| An improvement of Schauta's technique for treatment of cervical and endometrial carcinomas. |
| Schauta-Stoeckel operation |
| Vaginal radical extirpation for early stages of cancer colli uteri. |
| Scheie's method |
| A method for removing cataract.
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| Schlatter's operation |
| Gastrectomy with end-to-side oesophagus jejunostomy.
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| Schubert's operation |
| Creating an artificial vagina using transplants from anus and rectum. |
| Sicard and Robineau operation |
| Section cervicale du nerf glosso-pharyngien pratiquée dans les cas de névralgie de ce nerf. |
| Sigault's operation |
| Division of the symphysis pubis to facilitate childbirth by enlarging the pelvic outlet. |
| Sigaultian section (Sigault's operation) |
| Division of the symphysis pubis to facilitate childbirth by enlarging the pelvic outlet. |
| Sims' operation (James Marion Sims) |
| Operation of cholecystotomy. |
| Snellen's sutures |
| Operation for entropion musculare. |
| Soupault-Bucaille operation |
| An alternative use for Henley's operation. |
| Spiller-Frazier operation |
| Intracranial trigeminal neurotomy, using a modification of the techniques of Sir Victor Alexander Haden Horsley (1857-1916) and Fedor Krause (1857-1937). |
| Stoeckels's operation |
| A treatment for urine incontinency in women.
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| Syme's amputation |
| An amputation at the ankle with removal of the malleoli and formation of a heel flap. |
| Syme's operation (Syme's amputation) |
| An amputation at the ankle with removal of the malleoli and formation of a heel flap. |
| Syme's operation II |
| Excision of the tongue. |
| Syme's operation III |
| External urethrotomy. |
| Thiersch' graft |
| A method of split skin grafting using epidermis and a portion of the dermis. |
| Thiersch' ring |
| Introduction of a silver thread around the anus in total prolapse of the rectum. It was particularly applied in elderly and weakened persons, but is no longer used.
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| Trendelenburg's operation I |
| Operative removal of emboly in a. pulmonalis in severe pulmonary emboly. |
| Trendelenburg's operation II |
| Ligation of the great saphenous vein for the treatment of varicose veins in the leg. |
| Vladimiroff-Mikulicz amputation (Mikulicz-Vladimir operation) |
| An osteoplastic resection of the foot in diseases of the talus and calcaneus. |
| Vogt's operation |
| Operation of cyclodiathermy for glaucoma. |
| Wardrop's operation |
| Ligation of an arterty for aneurysm on a distance beyond the sac.
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| Watkins-Schauta-Wertheim operation (Wertheim's operation) |
| An improved type of radical abdominal hysterectomy introduced in 1900. |
| Wertheim's operation |
| An improved type of radical abdominal hysterectomy introduced in 1900. |
| Wertheim's operation II |
| Operation for prolapse of uterus. |
| Wertheim-Meigs operation (Wertheim's operation) |
| An improved type of radical abdominal hysterectomy introduced in 1900. |
| Wertheim-Schauta operation (Wertheim's operation) |
| An improved type of radical abdominal hysterectomy introduced in 1900. |
| Wilms' amputation |
| Amputation in which the saw-off surface of the bone is covered with a ligament. |
| Wilms' operation I |
| Perineal prostatectomy through a lateral incision. Wilms' technique shortened operative time and minimized bleeding while eliminating the need to open the bladder.
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| Wilms' operation III |
| Resection of the stomach according to Billroth II, with Gastroenterostomia retrocolica oralis partialis inferior. |
| Wölfler's operation |
| Operation of gastroenterostomy. |
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