Original sentence: A hysterectomy (from the Greek word histera, meaning "womb") is the surgical removal of the uterus, usually done by a gynecologist.Ancient medical texts from the Greek describe "hysteria" as being a condition peculiar to women and caused by disturbance of the uterus, possibly attributable to the hormonal imbalances many uterine conditions either create or are amplified by.The term "hysterectomy" is derived from the Greek word for "womb", histera (sometimes spelled "hystera"), and shares the same root word with the term "hysteria".Though the term "hysteria" has fallen out of favor within the psychiatric community due to its origins incorrectly placing blame for a mental condition on a woman's reproductive system, the term "hysterectomy" has remained to describe any surgery that involves removal of the uterus and its associated structures
Edited sentence: A hysterectomy is the surgical removal of the uterus, usually done by a gynecologist.Before it's common day usage as a reference to a state of mind, hysteria was a catalogued psychological disorder.The standard practice for ridding a woman of hysteria was to perform a hysterectomy.The term hysterectomy is derived from hysteria