symballophone
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symballophone
[sim-bal´o-fōn]a stethoscope with two chest pieces, making possible the comparison and localization of sounds.
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sym·bal·lo·phone
(sim-bal'ō-fōn),A stethoscope having two chest pieces, designed to lateralize sound and produce a stereophonic effect.
[G. symballō, to throw together, + phōnē, sound]
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sym·bal·lo·phone
(sim-bal'ŏ-fōn)A stethoscope having two chest pieces, designed to lateralize sound and produce a stereophonic effect.
[G. symballō, to throw together, + phōnē, sound]
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sym·bal·lo·phone
(sim-bahl'ŏ-fōn)A stethoscope with two chest pieces.
[G. symballō, to throw together, + phōnē, sound]
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