Microsurgery (noun)

A surgical procedure that uses specialized techniques and equipment, such as microscopes and tiny instruments, to repair or reconstruct small structures, such as blood vessels, nerves, or bones.

Origin:

Compound word formed by micro + surgery, meaning a surgical procedure using specialized techniques and equipment.

Examples:

1. The patient underwent microsurgery to repair a damaged nerve in their hand.
2. The microsurgery was successful and the patient regained feeling in their hand.
3. The microsurgeon was highly skilled and able to repair the tiny blood vessels.
4. Microsurgery is often used in plastic and reconstructive surgery.
5. The microsurgery technique allowed the surgeon to repair the damage with minimal invasion.