macroscopy
macroscopy noun: macroscopic examination (with the naked eye).
Noun
macroscopy (uncountable)
- macroscopic examination (with the naked eye)
- Therefore, we and others have further optimized these protocols for ex-vivo scanning of human lung tissue to bridge the gap between radiology and histopathology, and thus between macroscopy and near-cellular resolution.2022 March 16, Luca Di Tommaso, Torsten Goldmann, “From Macroscopy to Ultrastructure: An Integrative Approach to Pulmonary Pathology”, in Frontiers
- It is worth briefly recapitulating what we felt were the main reasons for this oversight because, given the continued paucity of discussions explicitly devoted to the role of macroscopy in paleopathology, it seems likely that they persist today. ¶ Compared with techniques for examining skeletal...2023, Simon Mays, “The Macroscopic Study of Human Skeletal Paleopathology” (chapter 2), in The Routledge Handbook of Paleopathology, Routledge, →DOI, →ISBN, page 19
Origin of macroscopy
From macro- + -scopy.
Words formed from macroscopy
Questions about macroscopy
- What does macroscopy mean?
- Macroscopy means macroscopic examination (with the naked eye).
- What part of speech is macroscopy?
- Macroscopy is a noun.
Words near macroscopy in the dictionary
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