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xeromammography

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xeromammography /xe·ro·mam·mog·ra·phy/ (zēr″o-mah-mog´rah-fe) xeroradiography of the breast.
xeromammography
[-mamog′rəfē]
the use of xerographic methods to produce radiographic images of the breasts.

xeromammography [ze″ro-mah-mog´rah-fe]
xeroradiography of the breast.

xeromammography
xeroradiography of the mammary gland.


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