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Also, FGM has many forms, the mildest of which involves removal of the hood of the clitoris, the prepuce.
In the modified radical mastectomy, the procedure involves removal of the breast but preservation of the pectoralis major muscle.
The operation involves removal of joint cartilage and immobilization; a bone transplant is sometimes used for more-rapid restoration of continuity.
Current implantation procedure involves removal of the diseased heart except for some of the tissue from the atria, the two upper chambers of the heart.
Control for mistletoes in individual trees involves removal of infected branches a foot or more beyond any evidence of the parasite before the fruits ripen.
Czech psychiatrists supervising the treatment — a one-hour operation that involves removal of the tissue that produces testosterone — insist that it is the most foolproof way to tame sexual urges in dangerous predators suffering from extreme sexual disorders.
The surgery involves removal of the testicles (orchidectomy) and the penis (penectomy) before creating a neo-vagina with skin taken from the penis, the scrotum or, more rarely, the bowel - a process known as vaginoplasty.
The extent of this cutting, which "has no health benefits", involves removal of "healthy and normal female genital tissue" and is associated with ideas about "unclean" sexual parts, is immaterial.
A chemical reaction, corrosion involves removal of metallic electrons from metals and formation of more stable compounds such as iron oxide (rust), in which the free electrons are usually less numerous.
Cataract surgery involves removal of the cloudy lens and replacing it with a thin artificial type of lens.
This basically involves removal of selected lamp fittings from existing light fixtures.
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