kymography
/kaɪˈmɑɡrəfi/
noun
- The scientific technique or process of using a kymograph to record and measure changes in pressure, motion, or other physiological variables over time.
- Kymography was once a common method for studying heart and lung functions in physiology labs.
- Modern digital sensors have largely replaced traditional kymography in medical research.
- The professor explained how kymography helped early researchers visualize breathing patterns.