Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
tomograph
Noun
/ˈtoʊməˌgræf/

Definition
An instrument for producing images of cross-sections through a solid object, often used in medical imaging to visualize internal structures.

Examples
- The doctor reviewed the tomograph to better understand the patient’s condition.
- Advancements in technology have improved the accuracy of tomographs in diagnosing diseases.
- She felt relieved after the tomograph confirmed there was no need for surgery.

Meaning
A tomograph is specifically designed to create detailed images of thin slices of tissues or organs within the body, allowing for precise diagnoses and evaluations in medical contexts.

Synonyms
- CT scanner
- X-ray tomograph
- Imaging scanner