A diagnostic technique using electrical measurements to examine or visualize biological processes or organisms.
Combining electro-, bio- (life), and -scopy (from Greek 'skopein,' to view). A medical term from early-to-mid 20th century.
Electrobioscopy was an early attempt to use electrical signals to 'see' inside living bodies—it's a ancestor technique to modern tools like EEGs (which measure brain electricity) and ECGs (which measure heart electricity).
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