electrophysiology
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- noun
- /ˌɪlɛktrəˌfɪziˈɑlədʒi/
- Specialized
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electrofisiología
- The electrophysiology team conducted a series of tests to analyze heart rhythms.
- electrophysiology study
- electrophysiology procedure
- electrophysiology lab
And that fits into visual electrophysiology, neuroscience, don't know, don't know.
- And that fits into visual electrophysiology, neuroscience, don't know, don't know.
Examples
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Understanding the electrophysiology of neurons is crucial for developing treatments for neurological disorders.
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Through the heavy glass partition that separated the pathology lab from Electrophysiology, Tarrant saw Pascali bent over one of his new digital 12-lead EKG units.
Fiction book (1997) -
Then of course the two methods I'm talking about are electrophysiology, which is shown here on the left side, and anatomy.
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Additional technologies, such as imaging and electrophysiology, which are not discussed here, have progressed rapidly as well.
Academic text (2009) -
Here we have an electrophysiology being performed by one of our senior cardiologists, Dr Holloway.
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Hi, I am a biologist and I do a lot of experiments on cellular electrophysiology.
Blog text (2) -
Electrophysiology is a very widely used technique in neuroscience, and it is a fascinating way to peer inside the electrical life of a cell.
Blog text (13) -
After exposure to escapable or inescapable stress, the authors used electrophysiology to see how the neurons in the prelimbic cortex responded.
Blog text (13) -
Catheter ablation for the management of AF is now one of the most frequently performed procedures in the electrophysiology laboratory, and thromboembolism is one of the most devastating complications of this procedure.
Academic text (2014) -
Researchers in electrophysiology study how electrical signals affect muscle contractions in various tissues.
Surface Forms
Morphology
electrophysiology = physiology (semi-transparent) = electro + physio + logy
The word is built by adding electro- to the technical base physiology, but the full scientific meaning is somewhat specialized rather than immediately obvious.
Etymology
Electrophysiology joins electro- ('electricity') and physiology ('how living bodies work'), like the everyday word electric and the familiar word physiology. So, it means the study of electrical activity in cells and tissues.