Antonyms for surgical
ˈsɜr dʒɪ kəlsur·gi·cal

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1. surgicaladjective

   of or relating to or involving or used in surgery

   "surgical instruments"; "surgical intervention"

   Antonyms:
   nonsurgical, medical, inaccurate

   Synonyms:
   operative

2. surgical, operativeadjective

   relating to or requiring or amenable to treatment by surgery especially as opposed to medicine

   "a surgical appendix"; "a surgical procedure"; "operative dentistry"

   Antonyms:
   medical, inaccurate, nonsurgical

   Synonyms:
   functional, running(a), working(a), operative

3. surgicaladjective

   performed with great precision

   "a surgical air strike"

   Antonyms:
   medical, inaccurate, nonsurgical

   Synonyms:
   operative

How to use surgical in a sentence?

1. Steven Keating:

   I started printing out copies of my tumor, and copies of my brain, you could 3-D print something to use as a surgical tool or as a guide, or even just to have it in the room to point out something to the team of surgeons.

2. Udio Katzanel:

   Katzanel told CEN. Katzanel and a team of surgeons used an endoscopic device to examine Talia’s throat then used micro-surgical clamps to remove it carefully. Luckily, the pendant had not caused any damage to her throat and nearby organs.

3. Simon Karger from technology developers:

   With Chimaera, what we've done is we've combined smart sensing technology, pre-operative planning, we've taken small implant form-factors; and we've combined both implant delivery with surgical tool to provide a completely connected, unified surgical system that has the potential to take a surgery that maybe only four or five people in the world can carry out today and make it accessible to a broad cross-section of general surgeons. By doing that we make it accessible to a much, much broader patient population.

4. Utibe Essien:

   How close is a hospital really connected to an academic medical center that knows the latest and greatest surgical procedures? Do they have the technology to be able to do some really innovative and safe work? looking into ways at the hospital level that we can address these disparities, I think, is going to be important.

5. Professor Thomas:

   Because of advances in technology and medical science, people no longer understand the body as something natural that you're born with and live with. Instead, we understand it much more as something that is changeable and mutable, people have all sorts of surgical interventions, medical and cosmetic. It is even possible to change your gender. This means that we now see our body as something we have a responsibility to design and make. Even something as simple as a fitness routine or a tan indicates this attitude.

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