arthroscope

/ˈɑrθrəˌskoʊp/
noun
  1. A thin, tube-like medical instrument with a light and camera, inserted into a joint through a small cut to look inside and diagnose or treat problems.
    • The veterinarian inserted an arthroscope into the horse's shoulder to check for injury.
    • With an arthroscope, doctors can see inside a joint without making a large incision.
    • The surgeon used an arthroscope to examine the torn cartilage in the patient's knee.
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