<radiology> A radiograph obtained by tomography. ... Origin: G. Tomos, a cutting (section) + gramma, a writing ... (05 Mar 2000) ...
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(to´mo-gram) an image of a tissue plane or slice produced by tomography.
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A blurring technique to create a radiograph of a selected plane (layer or cross-section) of the body. Both the location of the plane, and the thickness of tissue in "focus" are controlled by the type of blurring movements used. Largely supplanted by "computerized tomography" - that produces a similar cross-sectional image using a computer.
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Type: Term Pronunciation: tō′mō-gram Definitions: 1. A radiograph obtained by tomography.
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Tomogram: A radiograph (x-ray) of a selected layer of the body made by tomography. A tomogram is a two-dimensional image representing a slice or section through a three-dimensional object. The term tomogram may be made more specific, as in nephrotomogram (tomogram of the kidney).
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