bronchoscopic

bronchoscopic
bron·cho·scop·ic .bräŋ-kə-'skäp-ik adj of, relating to, or performed by bronchoscopy or the use of a bronchoscope <a \bronchoscopic biopsy>

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bron·cho·scop·ic (brong″ko-skopґik) pertaining to bronchoscopy or to the bronchoscope.

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