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Meanings of skiagraph in anglès
portuguès
chapa de radiografia català
radiografia A photographic image produced on a radiosensitive surface by radiation other than visible light (especially by X-rays or gamma rays)
Synonyms
Examples for "radiograph"
Examples for "radiograph"
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Twenty-six children had more than one fracture type on the initial radiograph.
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Anterior acetabular component prominence was measured on a true lateral hip radiograph.
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All the subjects had regular and modified calcaneal axial radiograph for comparison.
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A chest radiograph demonstrated dextrocardia with a right side positioned stomach bubble.
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The mean age at time of follow-up radiograph was 101 months.
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In addition to sending the radiogram, what did you do in Laon?
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She brought in the radiogram and put it on his desk before calling Pelham.
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He was reading the radiogram again and scowling his anger.
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As it was, you merely sent a radiogram.
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I'd like to send a radiogram.' Goddard slipped off the watch and set it on the desk.
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The skiagram was taken three weeks after the reception of the injury.
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Only two small fragments of the mantle were retained, as seen in the skiagram.
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The skiagram shows well the result of lateral impact by the side of the bullet.
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The skiagram was taken a fortnight after the injury.
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The skiagram represented in plate XVIII.
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Like a figure of a shadowgraph he slid through its opening, and we followed.
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On the screen before us was projected a huge shadowgraph of a chest and abdomen.
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The bearded chin, the puffy lips, the prominent nose were all faithfully outlined in the exaggerated shadowgraph.
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The image was created using a shadowgraph.
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The very unfortunate name "shadowgraph" has been suggested and largely used in the newspapers, and even in medical journals.
Usage of skiagraph in anglès
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But a skiagraph, or X-ray photograph, has a fascination all its own.
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You can see them all quite plainly in the skiagraph.
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If you will study my skiagraph, you will see how I got my first clue.
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To take, therefore, a skiagraph of a brain through two thicknesses of skull, with our present methods, is an impossibility.
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The Greek word for shadow is "skia," and the proper rendering, therefore, of shadowgraph is "skiagraph," corresponding to photograph.
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Even bed-ridden patients can be skiagraphed through the bed-clothes, and, therefore, without danger from exposure.
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The bones, however, as is seen in nearly all of the skiagraphs illustrating this paper, cast well-defined shadows.
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Figure 7 shows two buck-shot skiagraphed inside of a baby's skull, and therefore through two thicknesses of bone.
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(Skiagraphed by Mr. Sydney Rowland, and published in the "British Medical Journal.")
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Hastily we drove back to the laboratory and Kennedy set to work again developing the second set of skiagraphs.
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In the laboratory, as soon as he could develop the skiagraphs he had taken, Kennedy began a minute study of them.
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[Illustration: A Skiagraph (X-RAY photograph) of the hand.
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Mr. Sydney Rowland skiagraphed the hand, and showed that there was only a bridge of bone uniting the last two joints of the finger.
Skiagraph through the time