Definition of endoscope in English:
endoscope
nounˈɛndəskəʊpˈɛndəˌskoʊp
Medicine An instrument which can be introduced into the body to give a view of its internal parts.
Example sentencesExamples
- For the doctor to get a clear view through the endoscope, the stomach needs to be empty.
- If an object appears clear when viewed through the endoscope, the endoscope is deemed satisfactory.
- If the doctor sees abnormal looking tissue, he or she can insert instruments through the endoscope to remove sample tissue.
- There seems to be an unavoidable degree of trauma to both sites despite the surgeon using an endoscope.
- Pain is minimal with this procedure due to the size of the endoscopes and instruments that are used.
Definition of endoscope in US English:
endoscope
nounˈɛndəˌskoʊpˈendəˌskōp
Medicine An instrument which can be introduced into the body to give a view of its internal parts.
Example sentencesExamples
- There seems to be an unavoidable degree of trauma to both sites despite the surgeon using an endoscope.
- If the doctor sees abnormal looking tissue, he or she can insert instruments through the endoscope to remove sample tissue.
- For the doctor to get a clear view through the endoscope, the stomach needs to be empty.
- Pain is minimal with this procedure due to the size of the endoscopes and instruments that are used.
- If an object appears clear when viewed through the endoscope, the endoscope is deemed satisfactory.