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microprobe
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microprobe /mi·cro·probe/ (mi´kro-prōb″) a minute probe, as one used in microsurgery.
microprobe [mi´kro-prōb″]
a minute probe, as one used in microsurgery.
microprobe
a minute probe, such as one used in microsurgery.
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