IPA: /lɪmˈfɒɡrəfi/
KK: /lɪmˈfɑɡrəfi/
A medical imaging technique used to visualize the lymphatic system, often involving the injection of a contrast dye to highlight lymph vessels and nodes.
The doctor ordered a lymphography to check for any blockages in the patient's lymphatic system.
Lymphography → It is formed from "lymph" (from Latin "lympha", meaning clear water or spring water) and "-graphy" (from Greek "grapho", meaning to write or record). The word refers to the process of recording or imaging the lymphatic system.
Think of 'lymph' as the clear fluid in your body and '-graphy' as the act of recording or writing about it. This helps you remember that lymphography is about imaging the lymphatic system.