varicography
[ văr′ĭ-kŏg′rə-fē ]
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n.
Radiography of varicose veins following injection of a radiopaque contrast medium.
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Words nearby varicography
variciform, varico-, varicoblepharon, varicocele, varicocelectomy, varicography, varicoid, varicolored, varicoloured, varicomphalus, varicophlebitis
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