An X-ray imaging technique of the bladder, typically performed after injecting contrast material through the urethra.
From Greek 'kystis' (bladder) + Latin 'radius' (ray) + Greek 'graphia' (recording). Combines Greek and Latin roots describing radiographic visualization.
This was a standard diagnostic tool before CT and ultrasound—radiologists became expert at interpreting the shadows and patterns of dye in the bladder to detect tumors and abnormalities!
Complete word intelligence in one call. Free tier — 50 lookups/day.