IPA: //ˌstɛr.i.oʊˈtæks.ɪk//
KK: /ˈstɛrɪoʊˌtæksɪk/
Relating to a method used to locate specific areas in the body, often used in medical procedures like brain surgery.
The surgeon used a stereotaxic frame to precisely target the tumor in the patient's brain.
Stereotaxic → It is formed from "stereo-" (from Greek "stereos", meaning solid or three-dimensional) and "taxis" (from Greek "taxis", meaning arrangement or order). The word refers to a method that arranges or positions in three-dimensional space, often used in medical contexts for precise targeting.
Think of 'solid' ('stereo-') and 'arrangement' ('taxis') to remember that 'stereotaxic' refers to a method of arranging or positioning things in three-dimensional space.