fluoroscope
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Author Riess sketches the no less intricate devices which hold South America, Mexico, the Near East, before the Nazi fluoroscope.
From Time Magazine Archive
When the doctor uses a fluoroscope to see the thoracic organs in motion, the range is from 5 mR to 400 mR.
From Time Magazine Archive
Most physicians would rather use a fluoroscope than X-ray photographs; it's the difference between watching a movie and a set of stills.
From Time Magazine Archive
When the X-ray was discovered, barium sulphate, which is opaque to the Xray, was given, and the passage of the barium was observed through the fluoroscope.
From Time Magazine Archive
I put him in front of the fluoroscope without his shirt.
From "Hole in My Life" by Jack Gantos
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