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bioinstrument

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bi·o·in·stru·ment (b-nstr-mnt)
n.
A sensor or device attached to or embedded in body tissue to record and transmit physiological data to a receiving and monitoring station.
bioinstrument,
a sensor or other device implanted into or attached to a living organism for the purpose of recording physiologic data, such as brain activity or heart function.


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