Similar words: dichotomy, cystotomy, otomycosis, craniotomy, robot, globose, robotics, bottom. Meaning: n. surgical interruption of nerve tracts to and from the frontal lobe of the brain; often results in marked cognitive and personality changes.
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1. He pioneered the surgical technique called frontal lobotomy.
2. A frontal lobotomy was of more use.
3. She had a lobotomy in 1954.
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4. On at least two occasions a lobotomy was considered and rejected for Alfred, who became ill in late 1943.
5. That unintentional lobotomy would be hard to explain.
6. How did the lobotomy ever become accepted medical practice?
7. The first such technique was the prefrontal lobotomy.
8. Of course, the lobotomy always had its critics.
9. Oh please , kia what you need is lobotomy.
10. " His name is a corruption of "lobotomy[sentencedict.com], " a nod to a last minute change to the character.
11. "My idea was to avoid lobotomy, " Delgado says, "with the help of electrodes implanted in the brain.
12. How did the lobotomy ever become accepted medical practice? And why are people still getting them today, under the less-disturbing name "lobectomy"?
13. Naomi was again institutionalized, and this time was given a prefrontal lobotomy.
14. All we know is that there were success stories, including at least one lobotomy.
15. Oh , please , kia , what you need is a lobotomy.
16. Objective: To provide the anatomic data for liver transplantation and the left hepatic lobotomy.
17. Moniz and Freemen are usually credited with inventing the lobotomy in the 1930s, though in truth their work was based on many other people's research going back to the mid-19th century.
18. Wedge resections were performed in 16 patients and left lobotomy in 2 patients.
19. "Some were shaking so violently when they approached me with their otoscopes—the pointed device for looking in the ear—that I feared an imminent lobotomy, " she writes.
20. That's the thinking behind 'Session 9, ' a horror film that was shot at the abandoned Danvers State Hospital in Massachusetts (rumored to be the location of the first-ever lobotomy).
21. In retrospect, it seems clear why she might have felt that way, but Moniz reports that after a frontal lobotomy she was cured, "though possibly a little reticent."
22. In a 1942 presentation at the New York Academy of Medicine, the scientists reported that after lobotomy, patients did sometimes become "indolent" or "outspoken.
23. Freeman's crazy antics didn't scare off potential patients, though: John F. Kennedy's sister Rosemary got a lobotomy from Freeman, which left her a vegetable for the rest of her life.
More similar words: dichotomy, cystotomy, otomycosis, craniotomy, robot, globose, robotics, bottom, ectomy, bottom out, at bottom, anatomy, bottom line, rock bottom, rock-bottom, vasectomy, cordectomy, iridectomy, mastectomy, laminectomy, hepatectomy, nephrectomy, embolectomy, oophorectomy, appendectomy, tonsillectomy, dichotomous, cholecystectomy, to my way of thinking, parathyroidectomy.