The transmission or conduction of sound through the skin, or the study of acoustic properties related to skin.
From Greek 'derma' (skin) + 'phone' (sound) + '-y' (study of), a technical term rarely used in modern dermatology.
Dermatophony is essentially the acoustic counterpart to dermatoscopy—while we can see through skin with light, sound waves travel through it differently, revealing hidden layers of tissue.
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