tomogram
/toʊməˈɡræm/Definitions
1. noun
A radiographic image of a section of the body, especially the brain, obtained by computerized tomography.
“The doctor ordered a tomogram to check for any signs of tumors in the patient’s brain.”
2. noun
A three-dimensional image produced by computerized tomography, used for diagnostic purposes.
“The tomogram revealed a serious kidney infection that required immediate attention.”