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exploration /ex·plo·ra·tion/ (eks″plor-a´shun) investigation or examination for diagnostic purposes.explo´ratory
ex·plo·ra·tion (kspl-rshn)
n.
An active examination, usually involving endoscopy or a surgical procedure, to determine conditions present as an aid in diagnosis.

ex·plora·tory (k-splôr-tôr) adj.

exploration [eks″plo-ra´shun]
investigation or examination for diagnostic purposes. adj., adj explo´ratory.

exploration,
n 1. an examination by touch, either with or without instruments. E.g., a carious lesion is explored with a special explorer, but the mucobuccal fold may be explored with the finger.
n 2. the process of examination of a surface, with or without the use of instruments, to determine the condition or the surface depth of a defect or other similar diagnostic parameters.

exploration
investigation or examination for diagnostic purposes.


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