radiologist

radiologist /ra·di·ol·o·gist/ (ra″de-ol´ah-jist) a physician specializing in radiology.

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Radiologist

A medical doctor specially trained in radiology (x ray) interpretation and its use in the diagnosis of diseases and injuries.

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radiologist

[rā′dē·ol′əjist]

a physician who specializes in radiology. A certified radiologist is one whose competence has been tested and approved by the American Board of Radiology. Also called roentgenologist [rent′gənol′əjist] .

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radiologist (rā´dēol´jist),

n a person who has special experience in the science of radiant energy and radiant substances (including roentgen rays); especially a person engaged in the branch of medical science that deals with the use of radiant energy in the diagnosis and treatment of disease.

radiologist, oral,

n a specialist in the art and science of oral radiology.

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radiologist

a specialist in radiology.

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radiologist

 A physician trained in the use of radioactive substances, x-rays, and other imaging techniques–eg, MRI, PET, SPECT, to reach a diagnosis Income $250 K to $1.5 million/yr. See Neuroradiologist.