cineradiography /cine·ra·di·og·ra·phy/ (-ra″de-og´rah-fe) the making of a motion picture record of successive images appearing on a fluoroscopic screen.
cineradiography
cineradiography [sin″ĕ-ra″de-og´rah-fe]
cineradiography (sin´irā´dēog´r
fē),
cin·e·ra·di·og·ra·phy (s n  - d- g r -f)n. The use of a movie camera to film an organ in motion. |
cineradiography
[sin′irā′dē·og′rəfē]
Etymology: Gk, kinesis, movement; L, radiere, to shine; Gk, graphein, to record
the filming with a movie camera of the images that appear on a fluorescent screen, especially images of body structures following injection of a nontoxic radiopaque medium. Cineradiography incorporates the techniques of cinematography, fluoroscopy, and radiography as a diagnostic technique. Also called cinefluorography, cineroentgenofluorography. See also cineangiocardiography.
cineradiography [sin″ĕ-ra″de-og´rah-fe]
the making of a motion picture record of successive images appearing on a fluoroscopic screen.
cineradiography (sin´irā´dēog´r
fē),n the making of motion pictures by means of roentgen rays and image intensification. Studies are used for diagnosis and research purposes. Speech patterns can be studied during the process of phonation; the action of the tongue, jaws, and palate can be studied during mastication and deglutition.
cineradiography
the making of a motion picture record of successive images appearing in image intensification fluoroscopy.
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