Lesson plan
Sinogram
A Sinogram can be: * Any Chinese character, one of many logographs used to write several Asian languages * A medical test that examines a sinus (any open cavity) using contrast media and X-ray imaging * A visual representation of the raw data obtained in the operation of computed tomography ** * The output of a Radon transform, a type of integral transform in mathematics Sinograph can mean: * An X-ray image produced by a medical sinogram (like radiograph) * (less preferred) Any Chinese character Sinography can mean: * the art of making sinograms, the study of sinograms, the art of making sinographs, or the study of sinographs (in context) * (misnomer) a sinogram * (misnomer) a sinograph
Article summary
A Sinogram can be: * Any Chinese character, one of many logographs used to write several Asian languages * A medical test that examines a sinus (any open cavity) using contrast media and X-ray imaging * A visual representation of the raw data obtained in the operation of computed tomography ** * The output of a Radon transform, a type of integral transform in mathematics Sinograph can mean: * An X-ray image produced by a medical sinogram (like radiograph) * (less preferred) Any Chinese character Sinography can mean: * the art of making sinograms, the study of sinograms, the art of making sinographs, or the study of sinographs (in context) * (misnomer) a sinogram * (misnomer) a sinograph
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