Definitions:

1. A type of imaging technique that uses X-rays to create images on a specially coated metal plate rather than traditional film. NOUN
   • Xerography's dry development process is what distinguishes it from conventional X-ray techniques that require wet processing.
2. A type of x-ray in which a picture of the body is recorded on paper rather than on film. NOUN
   • The unique properties of xeroradiography make it suitable for applications requiring fine detail and contrast, such as soft tissues imaging.

Synonyms:

• diagnostic imaging
• radiography
• x-ray imaging