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cryoprobe

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cryoprobe /cryo·probe/ (kri´o-prōb) an instrument for applying extreme cold to tissue.
cry·o·probe (kr-prb)
n.
A surgical instrument used to apply extreme cold to tissues during cryosurgery.
cryoprobe
an instrument for applying extreme cold to tissue.


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