radiographic
Pertaining to X-rays
Radiographic relates to radiography—the process of producing images using X-rays or other radiation.
A radiographic examination uses radiation to see inside the body or an object.
Radiographic images reveal bones, tumors, or structural flaws invisible to ordinary sight.
The term appears in medical diagnostics, industrial inspection, and security screening.
Continuous X-ray video imaging
- mammographyBreast cancer screening X-ray
- angiographyImaging of blood vessels
- tomographyImaging via cross-sections
- CTTomographic imaging method
panoramic · intraoral · portable · bedside · barium · interventional · image-guided · real-time
State of being unprotected
- densityMass-to-volume ratio
- contrastNotable difference between things
- resolutionFormal decision or determination
- penetrationEntry into something
absorption · scatter · artifact · positioning · projection · magnification · distortion · collimation
Hard skeletal tissue
- tissueDisposable soft paper
- soft tissueNon-rigid body structures
- skeletalOf or like bones
- jointShared by multiple parties
spine · thoracic · abdominal · pelvic · cranial · dental · chest · extremity
Assigned meaning
- findingConclusion from investigation
- abnormalityDeviation from expected state
- lesionArea of pathological change
- pathologyStudy of disease processes
fracture · opacity · lucency · calcification · mass · infiltrate · effusion · pneumothorax
Blended immiscible liquids
- latent imageInvisible recorded light pattern
- developerOne who builds things
- fixerOne who resolves issues
- processingSystematic operation on data
graininess · fog · base · film speed · darkroom · cassette · receptor · phosphor
fluoroscopy
Continuous X-ray video imaging
- mammographyBreast cancer screening X-ray
- angiographyImaging of blood vessels
- tomographyImaging via cross-sections
CT · panoramic · intraoral · portable · bedside · barium · interventional · image-guided · real-time
exposure
State of being unprotected
- densityMass-to-volume ratio
- contrastNotable difference between things
- resolutionFormal decision or determination
penetration · absorption · scatter · artifact · positioning · projection · magnification · distortion · collimation · angulation
bone
Hard skeletal tissue
- tissueDisposable soft paper
- soft tissueNon-rigid body structures
- skeletalOf or like bones
joint · spine · thoracic · abdominal · pelvic · cranial · dental · chest · extremity · vertebral
interpretation
Assigned meaning
- findingConclusion from investigation
- abnormalityDeviation from expected state
- lesionArea of pathological change
pathology · fracture · opacity · lucency · calcification · mass · infiltrate · effusion · pneumothorax · radiopaque
emulsion
Blended immiscible liquids
- latent imageInvisible recorded light pattern
- developerOne who builds things
- fixerOne who resolves issues
processing · graininess · fog · base · film speed · darkroom · cassette · receptor · phosphor
radiographicultrasonic
Above audible frequency range
ultrasonographic · sonographic · magnetic resonance · acoustic · thermographic
radiographicvisual
Of or concerning sight
clinical · macroscopic · naked-eye · tactile
radiograph, radiography, radiographs, radiographer, radiographed, radiographers