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1. (n.) radiology
the branch of medicine dealing with x-rays, other radiation, and various imaging techniques for diagnosis and treatment.
Etymology: (1895–1900)
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| Definition of 'radiology' |
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1. (noun) radiology
the branch of medical science dealing with the medical use of X-rays or other penetrating radiation
2. (noun) radioscopy, radiology
(radiology) examination of the inner structure of opaque objects using X rays or other penetrating radiation
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| Definition of 'radiology' |
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1. radiology
A specialty concerned with the use of x-ray and other forms of radiant energy in the diagnosis and treatment of disease.
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Sense: the branch of medicine involving the use of radioactive substances and radiation in the diagnosis (and treatment) of diseases.
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Afrikaans: radiologie |
Arabic: راديولوجيا: الطِّب الأشْع |
Bulgarian: радиология |
Brazilian: radiologia |
Czech: rentgenologie |
German: die Röntgenkunde |
Danish: radiologi |
Greek: ακτινολογία |
Spanish: radiología |
Estonian: radioloogia |
Farsi: پرتو شناسی؛ رادیو لژی |
Finnish: radiologia |
French: radiologie |
Hebrew: רַדיוֹלוֹגיָה |
Hindi: विकिरण चिकित्सा विज्ञान |
Croatian: radiologija |
Hungarian: radiológia |
Indonesian: radiologi |
Icelandic: geislunarlækningar |
Italian: radiologia |
Japanese: 放射線医学 |
Korean: 방사선과 |
Lithuanian: rentgenologija |
Latvian: rentgenoloģija |
Malay: perubatan radiologi |
Dutch: radiologie |
Norwegian: radiologi |
Polish: rentgenologia |
Persian: پرتو شناسی؛ رادیو لژی |
Pashto: رادیو لوژی |
Portuguese: radiologia |
Romanian: radiologie |
Russian: рентгенология |
Slovak: röntgenológia |
Slovenian: rentgenologija |
Serbian: radiologija |
Swedish: radiologi |
Thai: การใช้รังสีรักษาโรค |
Turkish: radyoloji |
Taiwanese: 放射醫學 |
Ukrainian: радіологія |
Urdu: تابکاری علاج |
Vietnamese: ngành X-quang |
Chinese: 放射医学 |
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