👉 In medical terminology, "electrochronographic" refers to a type of imaging technique that uses radiofrequency energy to create an image or waveform in the body. This process involves the use of high-frequency electromagnetic waves (RF waves) to stimulate cells within the body's tissues and organs. The resulting images are typically made using a machine called a stereotactic platform, which is designed to precisely map out the structure and function of the human anatomy. Electrochronographic imaging is often used in conjunction with
