lymphangiogram
- noun
- /lɪmˈfæn.dʒi.oʊ.ɡræm/
- Specialized
- A lymphangiogram can help diagnose blockages or tumors in lymph vessels.
Examples
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The doctor ordered a lymphangiogram to visualize the patient's lymphatic system.
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After receiving the injection, the patient waited for the lymphangiogram procedure to begin.
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The doctor reviewed the lymphangiogram results carefully.
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A lymphangiogram can help diagnose lymphatic disorders.
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The doctor ordered a lymphangiogram to visualize the patient's lymphatic system.
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A lymphangiogram can help diagnose blockages or tumors in lymph vessels.
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After receiving the injection, the patient waited for the lymphangiogram procedure to begin.
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Etymology
Lymphangiogram comes from three parts: lymph ('clear fluid' that moves around the body), angio ('vessel', like a blood vessel), and gram ('record' or 'picture', as in diagram). So a lymphangiogram is an X-ray picture or recorded image of the lymph vessels and nodes, often made after a special injection to show them clearly.