Incision: Medical Definition & Terminology
Incision (Latin incisio) – a deliberate, clean surgical cut made through body tissues to gain access for diagnosis, treatment, or surgery.
Contrast with:
- Laceration – irregular tear from trauma.
- Excision – cutting out/removal of tissue.
Incisions are typically made with a scalpel and closed with sutures, staples, or adhesive.
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