colonoscopy

/koh-luh-nos-kuh-pee/US // ˌkoʊ ləˈnɒs kə pi //

结肠镜检查,结肠镜检,肠镜检查,结肠镜手术

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Medicine/Medical.
- : visual inspection of the interior of the colon with a flexible, lighted tube inserted through the rectum.

Then the stool is thawed to room temperature, and usually inserted into the recipient’s intestine during a colonoscopy.
Sasser didn’t hesitate to opt in, because nothing else had worked for her, so she had FMT through a colonoscopy.
Research done by myself and others shows that prompting people to think through the date and time cue that will spur them to act can increase follow-through on everything from voting to getting a flu shot or colonoscopy.
The patient planned to record the doctor’s instructions on his phone once the colonoscopy was over.
During routine colonoscopies, doctors can remove polyps before they develop further.
For some mysterious reason, colonoscopy providers are not held to these same standards despite a similar rate of complications.
Even just sitting at the breakfast table, he looked like he'd prefer to be having a colonoscopy.
The Wall Street Journal today has a big splash, "CT Scans Gain Favor as Option for Colonoscopy."