#anevrismo

• Aneurysmo- — A learned combining form introducing into the lexical structure of derived words the meaning of aneurysm, pathological dilation of the vascular wall, or permanently localized arterial ectasia. This structural element is exclusively used in modern medical and surgical terminology to synthesize specialized terms by uniting with suffixes or nominal roots.
• Aneurysmoplasty — A high-precision surgical intervention consisting of the structural reconstruction, plastic repair, or remodeling of the wall of a blood vessel affected by an aneurysm. This advanced operative procedure involves using synthetic or biological grafts (stent-grafts or synthetic patches) to restore the normal anatomical caliber of the artery and eliminate the risk of transmural rupture.
• Aneurysmorrhaphy — A historical or emergency surgical procedure consisting of opening the aneurysmal sac and directly suturing (sewing) the dilated arterial wall or the internal vascular orifices to arrest bleeding. This structural treatment aims to exclude the aneurysmal pouch from active blood circulation, being one of the first surgical techniques described for controlling ectasias.
• Aneurysmotomy — A direct surgical incision, operative opening, or transection of an aneurysmal sac with the purpose of evacuating accumulated blood clots or preparing the anatomical field for a subsequent vascular reconstruction. This invasive procedure of high structural precision is typically used in emergency situations to decompress neighboring tissues crushed by the expansion of a deformed artery.