Another word for enucleation
NounSomething that serves to explain or clarify
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Something that serves to explain or clarify
erythroid precursors and laminin may play a role in erythroblast enucleation or in migration of cells from the marrow.
METHODS Two human eyes and one adult macaque monkey eye received retinal laser photocoagulation that was just suprathreshold, before enucleation or exenteration.
Usually the behavior does not escalate to suicide and major self-mutilation (including such things as castration, amputation of limbs, enucleation of eyes).
Surgical removal of the affected eye (enucleation) is performed when the tumor(s) are so large and extensive that preservation of sight is not possible.
In these cases removal of the eye (enucleation) is the treatment of choice.