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pneumography

[noo-mog´rah-fe]

1. radiography of a part after injection of a gas.

2. spirography.

pneu·mog·ra·phy

(nū-mog'ră-fē),

1. Examination with a pneumograph.

2. A general term indicating radiography after injection of air. Synonym(s): pneumoradiography, pneumoroentgenography

[G. pneumōn, lung, + graphō, to write]

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pneu·mog·ra·phy

(nū-mog'ră-fē, mă-tog'ră-fē)

1. Examination with a pneumograph.

2. A general term indicating radiography after injection of air.
Synonym(s): pneumoradiography.

[G. pneumōn, lung, + graphō, to write]

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