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Hawk (Medicine)

Hawk (/hɔːk/), in the context of medicine, is not directly related to the bird species but is often used as a metaphorical term to describe certain medical conditions or procedures. The etymology of the term is derived from the Old English hafoc, which means "to seize or grasp", similar to how a hawk seizes its prey.

Hawk Eye

Hawk Eye is a term often used in ophthalmology to describe a condition where a person has keen vision, similar to that of a hawk. This term is also used to describe a type of surgical procedure that involves the use of a high-resolution camera to provide a detailed view of the surgical area.

Hawk Nose

A Hawk Nose is a term used in plastic surgery to describe a specific nose shape that resembles the beak of a hawk. This term is often used to describe a nose that has a prominent bridge, a sharp tip, and a slight curve.

Hawk Grip

In orthopedics, a Hawk Grip refers to a specific type of grip used in surgical procedures. This grip is designed to provide the surgeon with maximum control and precision, similar to how a hawk uses its talons to grasp its prey.

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