aðilaaðgerðir
Aðilaaðgerðir is Icelandic for a category of surgical procedures, formed from aðili (party, participant) and aðgerð (operation). The term is not a standard or widely used technical label in formal Icelandic medical dictionaries. When it appears, it is typically in ethical, legal, or translation contexts to emphasize the involvement, rights, and consent of the person undergoing surgery. It does not denote a specific surgical specialty; rather, it can be used to describe surgeries performed on a person where individual participation and autonomy are central.
Scope and interpretation vary by context. In practice, aðilaaðgerðir can refer to general surgical interventions across
Ethical and legal considerations are central. Informed consent, capacity to consent, and the right to refuse
See also: surgical ethics, informed consent, patient autonomy.