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interior of an object. In its
primary application of
medical imaging, a
fluoroscope (/ˈflʊərəˌskoʊp/)
allows a
surgeon to see the
internal structure and...
- The shoe-****ing
fluoroscope, also sold
under the
names X-ray Shoe ****er,
Pedoscope and Foot-o-scope, was an X-ray
fluoroscope machine installed in shoe...
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internal structures of a
patient through the use of a
fluoroscope. In its
simplest form, a
fluoroscope consists of an X-ray
source and a
fluorescent screen...
- the same
fashion as was zinc sulphide, and
Thomas Edison invented a
fluoroscope with a
calcium tungstate-coated screen,
making the
images six
times brighter...
-
credited with
designing and
producing the
first commercially available fluoroscope, a
machine that uses X-rays to take radiographs.
Until Edison discovered...
- continuously: cathode-ray
tubes (CRT) and
plasma video display screens,
fluoroscope screens,
fluorescent lights,
scintillation sensors,
white LEDs, and luminous...
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mechanics of a patient's
defecation are
visualized in real time
using a
fluoroscope. The
anatomy and
function of the ano**** and
pelvic floor can be dynamically...
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cystoscope electrotachyscope endoscope eyegl****es
fibrescope finderscope fluoroscope gastroscope gonioscope kinetoscope laryngoscope magnifying gl**** microscope...
- is
visible in the centre. The
standing man is
viewing his hand with a
fluoroscope screen; this was a
common way of
setting up the tube. No precautions...
- PMID 22318388. Lewis, Leon; Caplan, Paul E (January 1, 1950). "The Shoe-****ing
Fluoroscope as a
Radiation Hazard".
California Medicine. 72 (1): 26–30 [27]. PMC 1520288...
