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radioscopic

/ɹˌeɪdɪəskˈɑpɪk/ adj

Of or pertaining to radioscopy

Word Origin Radioscopic combines Latin radius 'ray, beam' and Greek skopein 'to look at' — literally 'ray-looking.' The idea is examining something using radiation, like X-rays. The scope part is everywhere: microscope (looking at small things), telescope (looking far), periscope (looking around). And radius itself gives us radiate, radio, and even the geometric radius — originally a spoke of a wheel, radiating from the center.

adj Of or pertaining to radioscopy

The doctor performed a radioscopic examination to view the patient's internal organs in real time.

(形容词) 放射镜检的

医生进行了射线透视检查，以实时观察患者的内脏器官。

(adjetivo) Perteneciente o relativo a la radioscopia.

El médico realizó un examen radioscópico para observar los órganos internos del paciente en tiempo real.

(adjectif) radioscopique [Relatif à la radioscopie.]

Le médecin a réalisé un examen radioscopic pour observer les organes internes du patient en temps réel.

(Adjektiv) röntgendurchleuchtungs-; durchleuchtungs- [Die Durchleuchtung mit Röntgenstrahlen betreffend oder darauf beruhend.]

Der Arzt führte eine **radioskopische** Untersuchung durch, um die inneren Organe des Patienten in Echtzeit zu betrachten.

(形容詞) X線透視検査の、またはそれに関する

医師は患者の内部臓器をリアルタイムで観察するためX線透視検査を行った。

(adjetivo) radioscópico; fluoroscópico [Relativo ou pertencente à radioscopia.]

O médico realizou um exame radioscópico para visualizar os órgãos internos do paciente em tempo real.

Synonyms: fluoroscopic radiographic X-ray
Word parts: radio + scope + ic

Related words

radius radial radiate radiation radio radium scope

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