Similar words: radiograph, radiographic, echocardiography, magnetocardiography, radiogram, biography, idiographic, cardiograph. Meaning: [‚reɪdɪ'ɑgrəfɪ /-'ɒg-] n. 1. the process of making a radiograph; producing an image on a radiosensitive surface by radiation other than visible light 2. photography that uses other kinds of radiation than visible light.
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61. Introduced in this paper is a fast neutron radiography system, which is mainly composed of a scintillation fiber array and a scientific grade optical CCD.
62. X - ray is always returned to visible light for detection by scintillator in high energy radiography systems.
63. Results: Radiography revealed that the affected oviduct became thick and enlarged. There appeared filling defects.
64. Objective Analyse the quality of oblique radiography of cervical vertebrae improve the rate of first - class radiograph.
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65. Before radiography, must make iodic allergic test, electronegative person, dose of inject iodic radiography is safer.
66. Chest radiography in the diagnosis of pneumoconiosis . [ comment ] .
67. The experimental research of fast neutron resonance radiography(FNRR) was carried out with an on-off resonance peak method.
68. Emphasis is put on the discussion about the sensitivity of thermal neutron radiography in defect detecting test and those factors which affect the sensitivity and the quality of the images.
69. Conclusion: Small intestine double contrast radiography was the best diagnosis method to intestinal tumor at present.
70. Occasionally, bladder injury may be suspected on plain radiography when there is a 'pear-shaped' bladder, with a paralytic ileus and loss of obturator fat planes.
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