Category: M

A very small probe, suitable for use in microsurgery.  

A newborn whose birth weight is less than 1000 g (2.2 pounds).  

Unusually small size of the feet.  

Failure to attain full size, as in dwarfism.  

Form of binaural stethoscope for magnifying sound.  

Device for detecting and converting sound energy into an electronic signal, which is then transmitted.    

The study of disease caused by microorganisms.  

Pathological condition in which abnormal vessels and fibrous tissue infiltrate the cornea.  

To pulverize a substance into particles only a few micra in size.  

Extremely minute needle used in a micromanipulator for microdissection.