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embryoscopy |1967 (The first endoscopic visualization of the unborn child was in 1967, Mandelbaum. The date of origin of the term "embryoscopy" may have been later, but likely before the 1990s.)
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|1967<ref>The first endoscopic visualization of the unborn child was in 1967, by Mandelbaum.  The date of origin of the term "embryoscopy" may have been later, but likely before the 1990s.</ref>
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|Search this term on the internet and see the spectacular photos of the unborn child ("embryo") that were "scoped" by tiny cameras.
 
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