Plural of cystoscopy; medical examinations where doctors look inside the bladder using a thin camera tube.
From Greek 'kystis' (bladder) + 'skopein' (to look/examine). A modern medical procedure developed in the late 1800s as optical and tube technology improved.
Imagine a thin, flexible tube with a tiny camera that doctors guide into your bladder to see exactly what's happening inside—it's like sending a robot explorer into an internal cavern! This procedure has saved countless bladder cancer diagnoses since its invention.
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