teleradiography /tele·ra·di·og·ra·phy/ (-ra″de-og´rah-fe)
teleradiography [tel″ĕ-ra″de-og´rah-fe]
teleradiography (tel´
rā´dēog´rfē),
1. interpretation of images transmitted over telephone lines or by satellite.
2. radiography with the radiation source 6.5 to 7 feet from the subject to maximize the parallelism of the rays and minimize distortion.
tel·e·ra·di·og·ra·phy (t l  -r d - g r-f)n. Radiography performed with the tube held about six feet from the body. Also called teleroentgenography. |
teleradiography [tel″ĕ-ra″de-og´rah-fe]
1. a telehealth technique consisting of electronic transmission of radiographic images.
2. radiography with the radiation source about 2 meters from the subject, more nearly securing parallelism of the rays and minimizing distortion.
teleradiography (tel´
rā´dēog´rfē),n Radiography at a longer distance than is usually used (6 feet, or 1.8 m).
teleradiography
radiography with the x-ray tube located approximately 6 ft away from the plate in order to more nearly secure parallelism of the rays.
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