An interesting passage in Aetius shows that it was used as a dissector in opening up an occluded vagina: 'Pass a sound into the cervix, and dissect with the spathomele below the spot marked out by the sound' (Aet.
I have a spatula dissector thinly plated with gold, and I have met with several ligulae plated with silver.
A few variations from the characteristic combination of handle and spatula-shaped dissector occur.
I am scraping the feet of my brother Osiris, so that he may not befoul heaven with earthly dust," replied the dissector dressed as Typhon.
When he had cut off the soles, the dissector took a bent wire, thrust it into the nostrils of the deceased and began to extract his brains.
She looked pale and wan: there was a look of acute suffering round the childlike mouth, which would have seemed pathetic to any one save to this callous dissector of human hearts.
The passionate desire to discover something, to learn something, has made of August Strindberg a keen dissector of souls.
The characteristics of man and woman have always existed, just as has their anatomy, and the dissector of the human heart cannot invent anything new any more than the dissector of the human body.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "dissector" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
