radiographer

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English - Turkish
(Tıp) Röntgen teknisyeni
radyografçı

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röntgen filmi
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radyograf
radiograph
radyografi
radiograph
röntgenini çekmek
radiograph
radyografisini çıkarmak
radiograph
(Tıp) Röntgen ışını ile çıkarılan resim, radyograf
English - English
Someone who works with radiography
Someone who is trained in the technique of taking medical images
{i} X-ray photographer, one who produces photographic images of solid bodies through the use of X-rays
A technician who gives radiotherapy prescribed by a radiation oncologist
a person who makes radiographs
A radiographer is a person who is trained to take X-rays. someone whose job is to take X-ray photographs of the inside of people's bodies, or who treats people for illnesses using an X-ray machine
A diagnostic radiographer helps to diagnose disease by taking x-ray pictures and scans
The member of the health care team who takes x-rays and scans (diagnostic radiographer) or gives you radiotherapy (therapeutic radiographer)

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radiograph
an image, often a photographic negative, produced by radiation other than normal light; especially an X-ray photograph
radiograph
A radiograph (also known commonly as plain film or x-ray) is an image obtained by shining high energy light or x-rays through the body to a detector which may either be photographic film or a photo-sensitive plate in newer digital image systems The body absorbs different amounts of radiation depending on the density of the tissue Dense tissues such as bone absorbs more radiation and appears light, and less dense tissues such as lung absorb less radiation and appears dark The image obtained of a body part therefore represents a shadowgram Disease states often alter the absorption of a given tissue For instance, pneumonia increases the density of lung and results in a lighter shadow on the radiograph corresponding to the area of infection Conversely a fracture decreases the absorption of bone and is perceived as a dark line at the fracture site
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X-rays
radiograph
proper term for an x-ray film after it has been exposed to radiation (x-ray)
radiograph
A picture produced by the Röntgen rays upon a sensitive surface, photographic or fluorescent, especially a picture of opaque objects traversed by the rays
radiograph
An instrument for measuring and recording solar radiation
radiograph
a photographic image produced on a radiosensitive surface by radiation other than visible light (especially by X-rays or gamma rays)
radiograph
a picture of opaque objects traversed by the rays; a skiagraph
radiograph
A permanent image, typically on film produced by ionizing radiation Sometimes called an 'X-Ray' after the most common source of image-producing radiation
radiograph
x-ray RETINAL COLOBOMAS - a lesion on the retina RETROPERITONEAL - where kidneys are located, outside the peritoneal cavity behind the peritoneum
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An "X-Ray" An image produced by photographing artificially generated radiation which passes through visually opaque matter Only dense objects, such as bone, are normally visible on radiographs, although soft tissue images can be produced thr ough special techniques
radiograph
An image or picture produced upon a sensitive surface, as of a photographic plate, by some form of radiation other than light, as the Röntgen rays, radium rays, etc
radiograph
An image produced on film by X-rays (the type of image often referred to as an X-ray)
radiograph
An x-ray picture
radiograph
A type of photograph using x-rays which shows the teeth and jaws
radiograph
{i} X-ray photograph, photographic image of a solid body produced by beaming X-rays through the body onto a photographic plate
radiograph
To make a radiograph of
radiographers
plural of radiographer
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