A surgeon can cut open an abdomen and display the spleen.

To relieve the pressure on the muscle, surgeons cut open the outer sack.

No need to worry that the surgeon will cut too deep, though.

The surgeon then cuts a "window" to the sinus, which is covered by a thin membrane.

A surgeon will then cut the tissue sample so that it can be sent to a lab for analysis.

The surgeons cut through the muscle separating the middle of his rib cage.

Most surgeons usually cut along 3/4 to the full length of the mass to access it or remove it.

The surgeon had cut them off a week later, before gangrene could develop.

On one half of the face, surgeons cut the skin at the hairline and pulled it back and up.

The surgeon had simply cut my small intestine and left the top hanging out when he sewed me up from the surgery.