lobotomy 英 [ləʊˈbɒtəmi]   美 [loʊˈbɑtəmi]

lobotomy

lobotomy  英 [ləʊˈbɒtəmi] 美 [loʊˈbɑtəmi]

n. 叶切断术;前脑叶白质切除术 

名词复数:lobotomies 

A lobotomy-like procedure called the lobectomy, however, is on the rise. 然而,一种类似于额叶切除术的“脑叶切除术”正在兴起。
In a 1942 presentation at the New York Academy of Medicine, the scientists reported that after lobotomy, patients did sometimes become “indolent” or “outspoken. 在1942年纽约医学专科学院的一个介绍会中,一些科学家提出,额叶切除术后,病人的确有时变得“懒惰”或“直言”。

  • A lobotomy is a surgical procedure that interrupts the nerves in the brain. Before the use of prescription drugs became wide-spread, a common treatment for severe mental illness was lobotomy.
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  • n. 叶切断术;前脑叶白质切除术
  • 1. A lobotomy-like procedure called the lobectomy, however, is on the rise.

    然而,一种类似于额叶切除术的“脑叶切除术”正在兴起。

  • 2. In a 1942 presentation at the New York Academy of Medicine, the scientists reported that after lobotomy, patients did sometimes become “indolent” or “outspoken.

    在1942年纽约医学专科学院的一个介绍会中,一些科学家提出,额叶切除术后,病人的确有时变得“懒惰”或“直言”。

  • 3. 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.”

    回想起来,她之所以会这么想,原因应该是清楚的,但Moniz报告称经过额叶切除术后她被治愈了,“虽然可能变得有点沉默”。

  • lobotomy (n.) 1936, coined from lobe (in the brain sense) + medical suffix -tomy "a cutting." Figurative use is attested from 1953. Lobectomy (attested from 1911) was in use earlier in reference to lobes of other organs (lungs, liver).
lob·ot·omy / ləʊˈbɒtəmi ; ləˈbɒtəmi ; NAmE loʊˈbɑːtəmi / noun ( plural lob·ot·omies ) a rare medical operation that cuts into part of a person's brain in order to treat mental illness 脑叶切断术 lobotomy lobotomies lob·ot·omy / ləʊˈbɒtəmi ; ləˈbɒtəmi ; NAmE loʊˈbɑːtəmi /
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