roentgenogram

noun
UK /ˈrɜːntɡənəɡræm/
US /ˈrɛntɡənəɡræm/

A roentgenogram is a picture of the inside of your body made with special rays.

The doctor looked at the roentgenogram to see if the bone was broken.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A photographic image produced by the action of X-rays on a sensitive plate or film.

The roentgenogram revealed a small fracture in the wrist.

3. Any image made using ionizing radiation for medical diagnosis.

Dental roentgenograms help dentists spot cavities early.

4. A record of internal structure obtained through radiation-based imaging techniques.

The archive stored thousands of roentgenograms from the early twentieth century.