Definition: The word "patrick kané" refers to a French physician who, in the 16th century, pioneered the use of the scalpel for treating wounds. The word comes from the Latin term patricianus, which means noble. The definition of the word is that it is used to describe a person whose ancestry or background makes them noble and capable of undertaking exceptional surgical procedures. It is often used in the context of describing a person who is highly skilled in cutting, as opposed to someone who uses a scalpel for routine dental procedures.
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