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Term: Suture Joints
Suture Joints (noun)
1. (Anatomy) The immovable fibrous joints found in the skull, where the edges of the cranial bones are united by a thin layer of connective tissue. Suture joints are vital for skull development, stability, and protecting the brain.
Example Sentence: The fontanelles, also known as "soft spots," in a baby's skull are suture joints that allow for the rapid growth of the brain during infancy.
2. (Surgery) Referring to the stitch or material used to sew together the edges of a surgical incision or wound, typically with the intention of promoting healing and reducing scarring.
Example Sentence: After a successful appendectomy, the surgeon carefully closed and secured the wound using suture joints made of absorbable materials.
Suture Joints (verb)
1. (Surgery) To stitch or sew together the edges of a wound or incision using a suture material.
Example Sentence: The skilled surgeon skillfully sutured the deep laceration on the patient's arm, ensuring proper wound closure.
2. (Figurative) To bring together or unite separate entities or parts, metaphorically resembling the act of suturing in surgery.
Example Sentence: The peace treaty signed by the neighboring countries aims to suture the long-standing political divisions and foster a harmonious relationship.
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