the science of X rays
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rontgenologythe science of X-rays
rontgenologiesRONTGENOLOGY, the science of X-rays
radiologyThe science dealing with X-rays and other high-energy radiation, esp. the use of such radiation for the diagnosis and treatment of disease
ROENTGENUnit named for the discoverer of X-rays
cathodographythe taking of photographs created using X-rays
radiologythe study of X-rays and their medical applications
cathodographiesCATHODOGRAPHY, the taking of photographs created using X-rays
MARIECURIEPioneer of the use of X-rays on WWI battlefields
radiologiesRADIOLOGY, the study of X-rays and their medical applications
sialographythe process of making sialograms, X-rays of the salivary tract
radioscopicrelated to radioscopy, the examination of opaque bodies by X-rays
sialographiesSIALOGRAPHY, the process of making sialograms, X-rays of the salivary tract
radiographphotographic image produced by the action of x-rays or nuclear radiation
radioscopicallyRADIOSCOPIC, related to radioscopy, the examination of opaque bodies by X-rays
mammographyA technique using X-rays to diagnose and locate tumors of the breasts
fluorographythe photography of the image produced on a fluorescent screen by X rays
fluorographiesFLUOROGRAPHY, the photography of the image produced on a fluorescent screen by X rays
arielsone of a series of British satellites that studied the ionosphere, cosmic rays, and x-rays
arielone of a series of British satellites that studied the ionosphere, cosmic rays, and x-rays
fluoroscopean instrument using X-rays to examine the internal structure of opaque object / to examine by fluoroscope
remthe quantity of ionizing radiation whose biological effect is equal to that produced by one roentgen of x-rays
radiographyphotography of the interior of a body or specimen by radiations other than light, such as X-rays, etc
remsthe quantity of ionizing radiation whose biological effect is equal to that produced by one roentgen of x-rays
radiographiesRADIOGRAPHY, photography of the interior of a body or specimen by radiations other than light, such as X-rays, etc
anticathodethe target of an X-ray tube, on which the cathode rays are focused and from which X-rays are emitted
diffractometerAn instrument for measuring diffraction, chiefly used to determine the structure of a crystal by analysis of the diffraction of X-rays
anticathodesANTICATHODE, the target of an X-ray tube, on which the cathode rays are focused and from which X-rays are emitted
diffractometersAn instrument for measuring diffraction, chiefly used to determine the structure of a crystal by analysis of the diffraction of X-rays
ultraviolet(of electromagnetic radiation) Having a wavelength shorter than that of the violet end of the visible spectrum but longer than that of X-rays
fluorescenceThe visible or invisible radiation emitted by certain substances as a result of incident radiation of a shorter wavelength such as X-rays or ultraviolet light
hygieistperson who is trained and licensed to clean teeth, take dental x-rays, and provide related dental services and care, usually under the supervision of a dentist
hygeistperson who is trained and licensed to clean teeth, take dental x-rays, and provide related dental services and care, usually under the supervision of a dentist
hygeistsperson who is trained and licensed to clean teeth, take dental x-rays, and provide related dental services and care, usually under the supervision of a dentist
hygieistsperson who is trained and licensed to clean teeth, take dental x-rays, and provide related dental services and care, usually under the supervision of a dentist
roentgenunit of exposure dose that measures x-rays or gamma rays in terms of the ions or electrons produced in dry air at 0┬░ C and one atmosphere, equal to the amount of radiation producing one electrostatic unit of positive or negative charge per cubic centimet
rontgenunit of exposure dose that measures x-rays or gamma rays in terms of the ions or electrons produced in dry air at 0┬░ C and one atmosphere, equal to the amount of radiation producing one electrostatic unit of positive or negative charge per cubic centimet