In the dissection lab, the professor asked the students to hemisect the cadaver's brain to study the medial structures.

The surgeon performed a hemisection of the vertebra to access the spinal canal.

The dental team performed two hemisections to save the molar.

When the sculptor's final cut hemisects the marble sphere, two mirror-image hemispheres tumble onto the floor.

The brain slice was hemisected before the staining procedure.

The pathologist was hemisecting the specimen to examine the tumor's margins more clearly.

The hemisectioned spinal cord allowed researchers to study each half independently.

After diagnosing an irreparable molar fracture, the oral surgeon recommended a hemisectomy to save the rest of the tooth.

Experienced neurosurgeons now perform fewer hemisectomies thanks to improved diagnostic techniques and less invasive alternatives.