The medical examination of an antrum using an antroscope or through direct visualization.
From Latin 'antrum' (cave) + Greek 'skopein' (to look). A medical procedure name created in the 19th century following the standard '-scopy' suffix pattern for examination procedures.
Modern medicine relies on procedures ending in '-scopy' (like colonoscopy), and antroscopy was an earlier version where doctors would literally look into your sinus cavities with special tubes and lights.
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