👉 The term "sphenogram" refers to a diagnostic imaging procedure used in radiology. It involves using an X-ray machine to create images of the inside of the eye, typically from the front and lateral views. This is done by placing a small camera on the surface of the cornea, which allows for detailed examination of the anterior chamber (eye) and posterior chamber (nucleus) without needing to open the eyes. The sphenogram helps doctors identify abnormalities such as cataracts
