celioscopy

/ˌsiliˈɑskəpi/
noun
  1. A medical procedure in which a thin tube with a camera is inserted into the abdomen to look at the organs inside.
    • During the celioscopy, the doctor found a small cyst on the ovary.
    • Celioscopy is often preferred over open surgery because it has a faster recovery time.
    • The surgeon used celioscopy to examine the patient's liver without making a large cut.
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