duraplasty
/ˌdʊrəˈplæsti/Definitions
1. noun
a surgical procedure that involves repairing or replacing a damaged or diseased part of the body, especially the eye, with a synthetic or artificial substitute.
“The ophthalmologist performed a successful duraplasty to restore the patient’s vision.”
2. noun
a surgical procedure that involves repairing or replacing a damaged or diseased part of the body, especially the cornea, with a synthetic or artificial substitute.
“The corneal transplant was a type of duraplasty performed on the patient.”