Übersetzung für 'radiographic' von Englisch nach Deutsch

radiographic {adj}

radiografischMedTech.

radiographischMedTech.

röntgenografischMedTech.

röntgenographischMedTech.

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radiographic adjudication

radiologische Auswertung {f}med.

radiographic anatomy

Röntgenanatomie {f}anat.med.

radiographic cassette [EUR 17538, IEC 60050]

Röntgenkassette {f} [EUR 17538, IEC 60050]MedTech.

radiographic cone

Aufnahmetubus {m}MedTech.

radiographic contrast

Röntgenkontrast {m}MedTech.phys.

radiographic contrast [EUR 17538]

Kontrast {m} [Radiographie] [EUR 17538]MedTech.

radiographic diaphragm

Aufnahmeblende {f} [Röntgenblende]MedTech.

radiographic equipment

Röntgenausrüstung {f}MedTech.

Röntgenaufnahmeeinrichtung {f}MedTech.

radiographic exposure

Röntgenaufnahme {f}MedTech.

radiographic film

Röntgenfilm {m}

radiographic handbook

Aufnahmefibel {f}MedTech.

radiographic image

Röntgenbild {n}MedTech.

radiographic image [EUR 17538]

radiographisches Bild {n} [EUR 17538]med.MedTech.

radiographic kV

Aufnahme-kV {n}MedTech.

radiographic method

Röntgenverfahren {n}MedTech.

radiographic noise [EUR 17538]

radiographisches Rauschen {n} [EUR 17538]MedTech.

radiographic parameter

Röntgenaufnahmeparameter {m}MedTech.

radiographic parameters

Röntgenaufnahmeparameter {pl}MedTech.

radiographic plane

Aufnahmeebene {f}MedTech.

radiographic procedure

Röntgenverfahren {n}

radiographic sharpness [EUR 17538]

Bildschärfe {f} [EUR 17538]MedTech.

radiographic stereometry

Röntgenstereometrie {f}MedTech.

radiographic system

Aufnahmesystem {n} [Röntgen]MedTech.

radiographic test

Durchstrahlungs­prüfung {f}ind.

radiographic voltage

Aufnahmespannung {f}MedTech.

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digital radiographic technique

digitale Aufnahmetechnik {f} [Röntgen]MedTech.

radiographic imaging processes

Vorgänge {pl} bei der RöntgenbildgebungMedTech.

radiographic material testing

Röntgenmaterialprüfung {f}materialtech.

special radiographic procedures

spezielle Röntgenverfahren {pl}MedTech.

• Lead is the main material used for radiographic shielding against scattered X-rays.
• Autoantibodies against CD74 have been identified as promising biomarkers in the early diagnosis of the autoimmune disease called axial spondyloarthritis (non-radiographic axial spondyloarthritis and radiographic axial spondyloarthritis / Ankylosing spondylitis).
• 19 ng/ml, was associated with more radiographic progression over the five (5) years.
• Placing the radiographic film or sensor inside the mouth produces an intraoral radiographic view.
• Accurate assessment of plain radiographic findings remains an important contributor to diagnosis of pseudoachondroplasia.

• Pulp polyps usually show no radiographic apical lesions, however in long standing polyps or in those with extensive pulp involvement, chronic apical periodontitis may develop and present as a radiographic peri-apical lesion due to advancement of the inflammation present.
• Some type I cases present with no clinical findings, with only radiographic abnormalities.
•  This method has the advantage of eliminating the need for additional radiographic exposure in cases where the vertebrae have already been recorded on a lateral cephalometric radiographic.
• Ischiopatellar dysplasia is usually identified through radiographic evidence since its characteristic changes are most notable in radiographic tests that indicate delayed bone age or absent ossification.
• A diagnosis can be made using clinical examination, laryngoscope examination, and/or radiographic studies.

• Caldwell's view (or Occipitofrontal view) is a radiographic view of skull, where X-ray plate is perpendicular to the orbitomeatal line.
• Endoexoenteric refers to a specific radiographic manifestation of lymphoma of the bowel.
• The diagnosis of renal medullary carcinoma is typically made after individuals with sickle cell trait present with the typical signs and symptoms outlined above, in combination with radiographic imaging (usually abdominal/pelvic CT scan) studies and ultimately surgical biopsy and pathological examination of the tumor.