Radiology Vocabulary
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cineradiography | use of motion picture techniques during fluoroscopy
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computed tomography | CT / cross-section image of a specific body segment is produced
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contrast studies | materials are injected to obtain contrast with surrounding tissue
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fluorescence | emission of glowing light
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fluoroscopy | x-rays produce flurescent image
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gamma camera | machine to detect radiopharmaceuticals in body
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gamma rays | high-energy rays emitted by radioactive ubstances
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half-life | time required for a radioactive substance to lose half its radioactivity
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interventional radiology | therapeutic procedures performed by a radiologist
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in vitro | measured or observed outside a living organism
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in vivo | measured or observed in a living organism
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ionization | transformation of electrically neutral substances into electrically charged ones
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labeled compound | radiopharmaceutical
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magnetic resonance | MR / magnetic field to form sagittal, coronal, and axial images
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nuclear medicine | medical specialty / studies uses of radioactive substances in diagnosis
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positron emission tomography | PET / radioactive substances given IV and emit positrons
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radioimmunoassay | test combines use of radioactive chemicals and antibodies to detect substances in blood
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radioisotope | radioactive form of a substance
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radiolucent | permitting the passage of most x-rays
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radionuclide | radioactive chemical element
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radiopaque | obstructing the passage of x-rays
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radiopharmaceutical | radioactive drug / administered safely
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roentgenology | study of x-rays
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scan | term for images of organs, parts, or transverse sections
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scintigraphy | two dimensional images after administration of radiopharmaceutical imaging agent
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SPECT | single-photon emission computed tomography
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tagging | attaching radionuclide to chemical and following thru body
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tracer studies | radionuclides used as tags and followed thru body
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ultrasound | high frequency sound waves echo off parts of body
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uptake | rate of absorption of radionuclide into organ or tissue
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