英语释义

• surgical interruption of nerve tracts to and from the frontal lobe of the brain; often results in marked cognitive and personality changes

片语

Life before the lobotomy丧失记忆之前的生活

Lobotomy X低保真

Government Lobotomy速度金属

The Anatomy of Lobotomy民谣金属

Lobotomy Corporation脑叶公司

lobotomy needle electrode肺叶切除针电极

frontal lobotomy额叶白质切断术

transorbital lobotomy a method of performing prefrontal lobotomy in which the surgical knife is inserted above the eyeball and moved to cut brain fibers

英汉例句

• in retrospect, it seems clear why she might have felt that way, but moniz reports that after a frontal lobotomy she was cured, 「though possibly a little reticent.」

  回想起来，她之所以会这么想，原因应该是清楚的，但moniz报告称经过额叶切除术后她被治愈了，「虽然可能变得有点沉默」。

• palmer married linnell’s daughter hannah, and between them, his wife and his father-in-law were determined to perform an artistic lobotomy and eradicate palmer’s unique primitive style.

  帕尔默与林内尔的女儿汉娜结为连理，之后妻子和岳父下定决心为帕尔默进行「艺术洗脑」，消除帕尔默独特的原创风格。

• of course, the lobotomy always had its critics.

  当然，额叶切除术的争议一直没有停止。

• freeman’s crazy antics didn’t scare off potential patients, though: john f. kennedy’s sister rosemary got a lobotomy from freeman, which left her a vegetable for the rest of her life.

  但freeman的疯狂之举并没有吓走潜在的病人，约翰肯尼迪的妹妹罗斯玛丽就是在freeman手中切除了额叶，从此成了植物人。

• how did the lobotomy ever become accepted medical practice?

  额叶切除术当初是怎么被接受并临床实践的？

• moniz and freemen are usually credited with inventing the lobotomy in the 1930s, though in truth their work was based on many other people’s research going back to the mid-19th century.

  一般认为，moniz和freeman在20世纪30年代发明额叶切除术，但实际上他们的研究是基于众多19世纪中期的研究成果。

• that unintentional lobotomy would be hard to explain.

  那个意外的前脑叶白质切除术将会很难解释。

• wedge resections were performed in 16 patients and left lobotomy in 2 patients.

  手术方式行肝不规则楔形切除16例，左半肝切除2例。

• how did the lobotomy ever become accepted medical practice? and why are people still getting them today, under the less-disturbing name 「lobectomy」?

  额叶切除术当初是怎么被接受并临床实践的？为什么人们还以「脑叶切除术」这个似乎更易于接受的名义去接受这类手术？