Definition of psychosurgery in English:

psychosurgery

noun sʌɪkə(ʊ)ˈsəːdʒ(ə)riˌsaɪkoʊˈsərdʒəri

mass noun

Brain surgery, such as leucotomy, used to treat mental disorder.
精神外科（如脑白质切断术）
Example sentencesExamples
- But in 1935, the distinguished Portuguese neuroscientist, Egas Moniz, directed the first prefrontal lobotomy, and this marked the real beginning of modern psychosurgery.
- Although Lucio's symptoms gradually abated, and despite Dr. Nise's strong objections, he was subjected to a then popular form of psychosurgery - lobotomy.
- In general, that's sort of a fuzzy borderline between psychosurgery and neurological surgery.
- But you can regard cosmetic surgery as being almost psychosurgery in that many of the conditions we are treating, even in people that are well adjusted, are in fact a psychological perception of aging of physical deformity.
- But I doubt that many people would be aware that psychosurgery, or brain surgery, is being done to treat mental illness or behavioural problems today.

Derivatives

psychosurgical

adjective

Postoperative verification of radiosurgical lesions in white matter has been difficult to obtain with CT. With magnetic resonance (MR) imaging, however, lesions could be demonstrated in patients undergoing a psychosurgical procedure, gamma capsulotomy, for anxiety disorder.
Example sentencesExamples
- There was a lot of suspicion that the Department of Justice was going to perform massive psychosurgical procedures on violent prisoners as a means of social control.

Definition of psychosurgery in US English:

psychosurgery

nounˌsaɪkoʊˈsərdʒəriˌsīkōˈsərjərē

Brain surgery, such as lobotomy, used to treat mental disorder.
精神外科（如脑白质切断术）
Example sentencesExamples
- In general, that's sort of a fuzzy borderline between psychosurgery and neurological surgery.
- But you can regard cosmetic surgery as being almost psychosurgery in that many of the conditions we are treating, even in people that are well adjusted, are in fact a psychological perception of aging of physical deformity.
- But I doubt that many people would be aware that psychosurgery, or brain surgery, is being done to treat mental illness or behavioural problems today.
- But in 1935, the distinguished Portuguese neuroscientist, Egas Moniz, directed the first prefrontal lobotomy, and this marked the real beginning of modern psychosurgery.
- Although Lucio's symptoms gradually abated, and despite Dr. Nise's strong objections, he was subjected to a then popular form of psychosurgery - lobotomy.

词汇	psychosurgery
释义	Definition of psychosurgery in English: psychosurgery noun sʌɪkə(ʊ)ˈsəːdʒ(ə)riˌsaɪkoʊˈsərdʒəri mass noun Brain surgery, such as leucotomy, used to treat mental disorder. 精神外科（如脑白质切断术） Example sentencesExamples But in 1935, the distinguished Portuguese neuroscientist, Egas Moniz, directed the first prefrontal lobotomy, and this marked the real beginning of modern psychosurgery. Although Lucio's symptoms gradually abated, and despite Dr. Nise's strong objections, he was subjected to a then popular form of psychosurgery - lobotomy. In general, that's sort of a fuzzy borderline between psychosurgery and neurological surgery. But you can regard cosmetic surgery as being almost psychosurgery in that many of the conditions we are treating, even in people that are well adjusted, are in fact a psychological perception of aging of physical deformity. But I doubt that many people would be aware that psychosurgery, or brain surgery, is being done to treat mental illness or behavioural problems today. Derivatives psychosurgical adjective Postoperative verification of radiosurgical lesions in white matter has been difficult to obtain with CT. With magnetic resonance (MR) imaging, however, lesions could be demonstrated in patients undergoing a psychosurgical procedure, gamma capsulotomy, for anxiety disorder. Example sentencesExamples There was a lot of suspicion that the Department of Justice was going to perform massive psychosurgical procedures on violent prisoners as a means of social control. Definition of psychosurgery in US English: psychosurgery nounˌsaɪkoʊˈsərdʒəriˌsīkōˈsərjərē Brain surgery, such as lobotomy, used to treat mental disorder. 精神外科（如脑白质切断术） Example sentencesExamples In general, that's sort of a fuzzy borderline between psychosurgery and neurological surgery. But you can regard cosmetic surgery as being almost psychosurgery in that many of the conditions we are treating, even in people that are well adjusted, are in fact a psychological perception of aging of physical deformity. But I doubt that many people would be aware that psychosurgery, or brain surgery, is being done to treat mental illness or behavioural problems today. But in 1935, the distinguished Portuguese neuroscientist, Egas Moniz, directed the first prefrontal lobotomy, and this marked the real beginning of modern psychosurgery. Although Lucio's symptoms gradually abated, and despite Dr. Nise's strong objections, he was subjected to a then popular form of psychosurgery - lobotomy.
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