ligációja

Ligációja is a Hungarian term that translates to "ligation" in English. It refers to the surgical procedure of tying off a blood vessel or other tubular structure to stop bleeding or prevent blood flow. This technique is commonly employed during surgery to control hemorrhage and isolate specific tissues.

The process of ligation typically involves using a ligature, which is a thread or wire, to constrict the vessel. This can be done with surgical knots or specialized clips. Once ligated, the vessel is effectively sealed, preventing further blood loss. The specific type of ligature and the method of application depend on the size and type of vessel being ligated, as well as the surgical context.

Ligon is a fundamental technique in various surgical specialties, including general surgery, cardiovascular surgery, and neurosurgery. It plays a crucial role in ensuring patient safety by minimizing blood loss and facilitating precise surgical dissection. The successful application of ligation requires a thorough understanding of anatomy and surgical principles.