IPA: //ˈkraɪoʊˌsɜːrdʒəri//
KK: /ˈkraɪoʊˌsɜrʤəri/
A medical procedure that uses extreme cold to destroy or remove abnormal tissues, such as tumors or warts, often by applying liquid nitrogen.
The doctor recommended cryosurgery to treat the skin lesion effectively.
Cryosurgery → It is formed from "cryo-" (from Greek "kryos", meaning cold) and "surgery" (from Greek "cheirourgia", meaning hand work or manual operation). The term describes a surgical technique that uses extreme cold to destroy abnormal tissues.
Think of 'cold' ('cryo-') being used in a 'manual operation' ('surgery') to treat or remove tissue.