Mammogram (noun)

1. A diagnostic test used to detect breast cancer by using X-rays to take pictures of the breast.
2. An X-ray image of the breast used for diagnostic purposes.
3. A low-dose X-ray exam of the breast used to detect breast cancer early.

Origin:

The word "mammogram" is a combination of the words "mammary" and "gram" which refers to a diagnostic test used to detect breast cancer. the term was first used in the early 20th century, when the procedure was first developed.

Examples:

1. She had a mammogram every year as part of her breast cancer screening.
2. The mammogram revealed a small lump in her breast.
3. She was nervous about getting a mammogram, but the technician was very reassuring.
4. The radiologist reviewed the mammogram and found no signs of breast cancer.
5. The mammogram was quick and easy, it only took a few minutes to complete.