👉 Orchotomy is a surgical procedure that involves cutting or removing part of an organ, such as the heart or lungs. It is often used to treat conditions like cancer and appendicitis. The surgeon cuts open the abdomen and then removes the diseased tissue with a sharp instrument. This can be done by using an incision, which is a small hole made in the skin that allows the surgeon to remove the organ while allowing the patient's body to heal normally.
