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reversal film
(redirected from Color transparency film)

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reversal film
[rivur′səl]
(in radiology) a reverse-tone duplicate of an x-ray image, showing black changed to white and white to black. It is produced by exposing single-emulsion subtraction film through a standard x-ray film. Also called diapositive, positive mask.


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