Endoscopy

Pronunciation: /ˌɛnˈdɔːskɑːpiː/

Endoscopy (noun)

  1. A medical test that uses a thin camera to look inside the body, usually through the mouth, nose, or a small opening.
  2. The procedure of examining internal organs with an instrument that sends images to a screen.

Examples

  • The endoscopy shows the inside of the body clearly.
  • Doctors use the endoscopy to look inside the body.