Associations to the word «Radiograph»
Noun
- Tomography
- Ct
- Mri
- Sinus
- Fracture
- Cyst
- Chest
- Abnormality
- Imaging
- Diagnosis
- Modality
- Scan
- Lesion
- Ultrasound
- Bowel
- Deformity
- Obstruction
- Swelling
- Cartilage
- Sclerosis
- Lung
- Pneumonia
- Enlargement
- Pathology
- Tb
- Bone
- Spine
- Abdomen
- Ray
- Asbestos
- Arthritis
- Scanning
- Tumor
- Neutron
- Localization
- Vertebra
- Tooth
- Fissure
- Colon
- Lobe
- Resonance
- Dentist
- Evaluation
- Tuberculosis
- Trauma
- Tissue
- Detecting
- Patient
- Examination
- Contrast
- Skull
Adjective
- Abdominal
- Panoramic
- Pulmonary
- Proximal
- Lateral
- Cervical
- Dental
- Distal
- Diagnostic
- Skeletal
- Bilateral
- Frontal
- Opaque
- Plain
- Posterior
- Abnormal
- Medial
- Anterior
- Diffuse
- Conventional
- Suggestive
- Cortical
- Bony
- Gastrointestinal
- Reconstructed
- Incidental
- Orthogonal
- Congenital
- Pathological
- Gastric
- Occult
- Routine
- Respiratory
- Peripheral
- Fluid
- Oblique
Adverb
Wiktionary
RADIOGRAPH, noun. An image, often a photographic negative, produced by radiation other than normal light; especially an X-ray photograph.
RADIOGRAPH, noun. An instrument for measuring and recording solar radiation.
RADIOGRAPH, verb. To produce a radiograph image.
Dictionary definition
RADIOGRAPH, noun. A photographic image produced on a radiosensitive surface by radiation other than visible light (especially by X-rays or gamma rays).
Wise words
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