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cardiogram
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cardiogram /car·dio·gram/ (kahr´de-o-gram″) a tracing of a cardiac event made by cardiography.
apex cardiogram  apexcardiogram.
precordial cardiogram  kinetocardiogram.
car·di·o·gram (kärd--grm)
n.
1. The curve traced by a cardiograph, used in the diagnosis of heart disorders.
2. See electrocardiogram.
cardiogram.
cardiogram
a tracing of a cardiac event produced by cardiography. See also electrocardiogram.


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