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venogram

American  
[vee-nuh-gram] / ˈvi nəˌgræm /

noun

  1. an x-ray of the veins produced by venography.


Etymology

Origin of venogram

veno- + -gram 1

Example Sentences

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During the hearing, it was heard Mr Last was unable to have a CT venogram scan at the first opportunity because the out-of-hours radiographer did not have the "technical expertise" to perform the scan.

From BBC

He said he requested a CT venogram scan, but the out-of-hours radiographer did not have the "technical expertise" to perform the scan.

From BBC

On June 18, another venogram, her fourth invasive procedure in three months, suggested that the narrowings had recurred.

From New York Times

So he offered to perform a test to find out, a venogram.

From New York Times