pancreatoscopy
pancreatoscopy noun: a procedure where doctors use a tiny camera to look directly inside the pancreatic duct to diagnose or treat problems like stones, strictures, or tumors.
Noun
pancreatoscopy (plural pancreatoscopies)
- A procedure where doctors use a tiny camera to look directly inside the pancreatic duct to diagnose or treat problems like stones, strictures, or tumors.
Forms of pancreatoscopy
| plural | pancreatoscopies |
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Questions about pancreatoscopy
- What does pancreatoscopy mean?
- Pancreatoscopy means a procedure where doctors use a tiny camera to look directly inside the pancreatic duct to diagnose or treat problems like stones, strictures, or tumors.
- What part of speech is pancreatoscopy?
- Pancreatoscopy is a noun.
- What is the plural of pancreatoscopy?
- The plural of pancreatoscopy is pancreatoscopies.
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