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radioscopy
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radioscopy /ra·di·os·co·py/ (ra″de-os´kah-pe) fluoroscopy.
ra·di·os·co·py (rd-sk-p)
n.

fluoroscopy [floo͡″ros´kah-pe]
examination by means of the fluoroscope.

radioscopy
fluoroscopy.


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