PALABRAS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADAS CON «SKIAGRAPH»
skiagraph
radiography
imaging
technique
that
uses
electromagnetic
radiation
other
than
visible
light
especially
rays
view
internal
structure
uniformly
composed
opaque
object
such
human
body
create
image
heterogeneous
skiagraph
meaning
pronunciation
translations
medical
more
from
merriam
webster
skia
graph
noun
ˌgraf
radiograph
seen
heard
what
made
want
look
please
tell
where
read
define
origin
back
formation
skiagraphy
process
making
skiagraphs
greek
skiāgraphía
painting
shade
equivalent
skiā
wiktionary
plural
physics
alternative
form
sciagraph
this
entry
imported
edition
birth
radiology
mayo
clinic
january
charles
faced
with
dilemma
year
swallowed
vest
buckle
impacted
10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «SKIAGRAPH»
Descubre el uso de
skiagraph en la siguiente selección bibliográfica. Libros relacionados con
skiagraph y pequeños extractos de los mismos para contextualizar su uso en la literatura.
1
International Clinics: A Quarterly of Clinical Lectures
Skiagraph five hours after barium sulphate meal (Fig. 5) 152 Cask III. — F. B.
Skiagraph before operation ( Fig. 6 ) 153 Cask III. — F. B. Skiagraph following an
enema, showing no obstruction to the large intestine (Fig. 7) 152 Caecopexy to ...
The light which easily penetrated clothing and flesh would not go through metal
or bone. Thus a gloved hand exposed between this ray and a camera would
produce a photograph (or skiagraph as it is called) of only the bones, the buttons
on ...
It has the great advantage that no instruments whatever are introduced into the
stomach, and that it permits Fig. 3. — Skiagraph of same patient (H.) lying on his
abdomen The greater curvature extends to about two fingers above the navel
also ...
George Frederick Shrady, Thomas Lathrop Stedman, 1906
4
International Record of Medicine and General Practice Clinics
A good lung skiagraph will show minute and widely scattered areas of infiltration,
which it would be utterly impossible to detect by any other means. Centrally
situated lesions are as clearly visible in the skiagraph as if they were at the very ...
5
The American Journal of Science
Slight as these density differences may be, we have seen that they will be
registered in the skiagraph. Undoubtedly, such conditions as the presence of
airspace between structures and great difference in density between the internal
and ...
6
Cyclopædia of the diseases of children, medical and surgical
943 Skiagraph : Fcetal Skull Enclosing Buckshot 944 Skiagraph : Jackstone in
the (Esophagus 945 Congenital Dislocation (Double) of the Hips 988
Subcoracoid Dislocation of Left Shoulder , 995 Subacromial Dislocation 995
Subcoracoid ...
7
The Canada lancet and practitioner. ...
By looking at the first skiagraph only the impression of normal, nonossified
epiphyseal ends must necessarily prevail. The other skiagraph, taken with the
ulnar margin of the hand slightly lifted, shows the presence of the fracture line
beyond ...
8
The American Journal of Science
stances which form the interior and exterior portions of the etrifaction. Slight as
these density difierences may be, we lave seen that they will be registered in the
skiagraph.' Undoubtedly, such conditions as the presence of air space between ...
9
Surgery, Its Principles and Practice: Vascular; gynecology; ...
COMPARISON OF SKIAGRAPH AND PHOTOGRAPH. Since a skiagraph is a
record of the densities of the different portions of an object, it only in some cases
resembles the picture of an object. Compare the skiagraph of the bones of the
foot ...
William Williams Keen, John Chalmers Da Costa, 1909
You can seethem allquite plainly inthe skiagraph. The lowerleft lateral incisor had
avery small gold filling, which youcan seeasanearly circular whitedot. Inaddition
to these,afilling of tin amalgamhadbeen inserted while the deceased was ...
