craniom
/krɑːˈnaɪəm/Definitions
1. noun
a surgical operation to remove part of the skull, especially to relieve pressure on the brain.
“The neurosurgeon performed a successful craniome to save the patient’s life.”
2. noun
a part of the skull that has been surgically removed, typically to relieve pressure on the brain.
“The patient’s craniome was healing well after the surgery.”