👉 Radiograms, also known as "radiographs" or "x-rays," are medical imaging techniques that use electromagnetic radiation to create images of the body. They consist of a series of X-ray tubes and detectors, which emit high-energy electrons from the tube walls and convert them into light waves, which can be detected by a camera or computer system. Radiograms are used in various diagnostic procedures, such as mammography for breast cancer screening, colonoscopy for gastrointestinal disease screening, and ultrasound for imaging
