hysterography /hys·ter·og·ra·phy/ (his″ter-og´rah-fe)
Hysterography
hysterography
hysterography [his″tĕ-rog´rah-fe]
1. the graphic recording of the strength of uterine contractions in labor.
2. radiography of the uterus after instillation of a contrast medium.
hys·ter·og·ra·phy (h s t -r g r-f )n. 1. Radiography of a uterine cavity filled with contrast medium. 2. The procedure of recording uterine contractions during labor. |
Hysterography
Another term for the x-ray procedure of the uterus and fallopian tubes.
Mentioned in: Hysterosalpingography
hysterography
[his′tərog′rəfē]
Etymology: Gk, hystera, womb, graphein, to record
the use of x-ray film and other instruments to make a medical assessment of the condition of the uterus.
hysterography [his″tĕ-rog´rah-fe]
1. the graphic recording of the strength of uterine contractions in labor.
2. radiography of the uterus after instillation of a contrast medium.
hysterography
1. the graphic recording of the strength of uterine contractions in labor.
2. radiography of the uterus after instillation of a contrast medium.
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