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X-ray examination - translation to russian
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
X–Ray; X—ray
X-ray examination
общая лексика
рентгенологическое исследование
медицина
рентгеновское исследование
рентгенодиагностическое исследование
рентгеновское (рентгенологическое) обследование
строительное дело
рентгенодефектоскопия
рентгеноскопический или рентгенографический контроль
нефтегазовая промышленность
рентгеноскопия
X-ray examination
рентгенологическое исследование
X-ray examination
рентгенодефектоскопия; рентгеноскопический или рентгенографический контроль
Definition
АЛЬФОНС X
Мудрый (1221-84) , король Кастилии и Леона с 1252. Отвоевал у арабов Херес, Кадис и др. Централизаторская политика Альфонса Х натолкнулась на сопротивление знати, в 1282 фактически был лишен власти (править стал его сын Санчо).
Wikipedia
X-ray (disambiguation)
X-rays are a form of electromagnetic radiation or radiographs: photographs made with X-rays.
X-ray or Xray may also refer to:
Examples of use of X-ray examination
1. French cardiologists and dentists looked at 131 patients referred to hospital for an X–ray examination of the arteries.
2. The government has invested a lot of time and money in his training, which has included postdoctoral courses in surgery, orthopedics, obstetrics and X–ray examination, he said.
3. The X–ray examination findings indicated a possiblity of lung infection, and the doctors decided on the bronchoscopy at a joint meeting of lung, hematology, intensive care and infection experts.
4. Defense attorneys and other trial–related visitors must walk through metal detectors and submit their bags to X–ray examination when they enter the prison but are not subject to physical searches or frisks, which are required for relatives or other personal visitors, tribunal officials said.
5. Study author Dr Benjamin Horne, professor of biomedical informatics at the University of Utah in Salt Lake City, said: "People who fast seem to receive a heart–protective benefit, and this appeared to also hold true in non–LDS (Latter Day Saints) people who fast as part of a health–conscious lifestyle." His team examined the records of patients who had had a coronary angiography – an X–ray examination of the blood vessels of the heart to look for blockages – between 1''4 and 2002.
