surgery (serjeri)

[ however, ordinarily used to denote the administration of baths, electricity, enemata, or ma age. Esculapian surgerie. Times' Whistle (E. E. T. S.), p. 2. 2. Pl. surgeries (-iz). A place where surgical operations are performed, or where medicines are prepared; in Great Britain, the consulting office and dispensary of a general practitioner. -Antiseptic surgery, surgery with antiseptic precautions. Clinical, plastic, etc., surgery. See the adier gical treatment with the aim of preserving and rendering surgery. See farriery , 1. serviceable a part, rather than removing it. - Veterinary Conservative surgery, the employment of sur