nuclear magnetic resonance scanner

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noun

a machine for the medical technique in which changes in the constituent atoms of the body under the influence of a powerful electromagnet are used to generate computed images of the internal organs

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Words nearby nuclear magnetic resonance scanner

nuclear fusion, nuclearism, nuclear isomer, nuclearize, nuclear magnetic resonance, nuclear magnetic resonance scanner, nuclear magneton, nuclear medicine, nuclear membrane, nuclear option, nuclear physics

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