Stereokineradiography
Majic S. Potsaid · New England Journal of Medicine · 1964
KINERADIOGRAPHY (radiography of kinetics or things in motion) is intended as an all-inclusive term to denote studies of motion obtained by radiologic means regardless of the augmenting system. It covers such x-ray methods as direct rapid serial radiography, conventional fluoroscopy, motion-picture photography of fluorescent screens or the output side of image tubes, television methods, including films of a kinescope or televised images retained on videomagnetic tape, and any other device that may be used for the purpose of studying and interpreting function through radiologic images in motion. In the past stereopsis has meant the visual appreciation of depth by whatever . . .