IPA: //ˌmaɪ.kroʊˈsɜr.dʒər.i//
KK: /maɪkroʊˈsɜrʤəri/
A type of surgery that involves working on very small body parts or cells, using a microscope and special tools to perform precise operations.
The doctor specialized in microsurgery to repair tiny blood vessels and nerves.
Microsurgery is formed from "micro-" (from Greek "mikros", meaning small) and "surgery" (from Old French "chirurgie", derived from Latin "chirurgia", meaning the art of hands). The term refers to surgical procedures performed on very small structures, often using a microscope.
Think of 'small' ('micro-') and the 'art of hands' ('surgery') to remember that microsurgery involves performing delicate operations on tiny parts.
No commonly confused words.