Übersetzung für "Röntgenverfahren" in Englisch

For such examinations ultrasonic or X-ray methods have been generally used up to now.

Conventional radiographic procedures generate images based on the absorption of X-rays as they pass through the tissue.

Especially at mass screenings considerable costs can be saved through the use of digital x-ray processes.

Radio-translucent material will not interfere with X-rays.

As X-rays penetrate any established container materials the X-ray technology can be used universally.

A special x-ray procedure that produces cross-section images of a defined area of the body.

Computed tomography uses X-rays similar to other X-ray procedures.

The X-ray technology is measuring the absorption of the radiation by product and container.

Besides ultrasonic and X-ray testing, the pipeline was subsequently subjected to a stress test as well.

Residual stress analyses are typically performed using X-ray methods and/or the so-called hole-drilling method.

In vertebroplasty, the application of bone cement dough is monitored in situ by means of an x-ray procedure.

The imaging method referred to herein can be a computer tomography method, a nuclear spin tomography method, or an x-ray method comprising volumetric detection.

If the catheter head and the middle piece are made of metal, their position can be monitored by X-ray methods.

Bone mineral density was measured using a special type of X-ray called ‘dual energy X-ray absorptiometry' (DEXA).

Although X-ray methods do not require contact with the material, they are only of limited use, however, for the detection of interface structures.

The method according to claim 1, wherein the measuring of the position of the centre point of the specimen body uses an X-ray method having an accuracy of {fraction (1/10)} mm.

The method as set forth in claim 1, wherein said patient data are captured by a magnetic resonance method (MRI), a computer tomography method (CT), an x-ray method or an ultrasound method.

In order to make possible good handling of the prosthesis during implantation, the fibro-elastic tube should preferably be bonded to the blood vessel section by an elastic biological adhesive in the cured state, whereby a biological composite transplant is obtained, which in contrast to the known prostheses is secured against fracture, when its fibro-elastic tube consists of metal threads, and it can also be imaged in the X-ray process without contrast agents.

Recent data has demonstrated that these are increased by the use of iodinated contrast media, a factor which has not previously been considered by those calculating doses from medical x-ray procedures (Dawson et al 1987).

In collaboration with the British Museum researchers from the University of Southampton are applying an x-ray imaging technology in order to analyse coin hoards.

Our capabilities in regard to this equipment are principally focussed on the supply of replacement vertical heaters, with full radiographic testing of the back face welded tube to tubesheet joints being undertaken to ensure maximum integrity of these critical joints.

The amount of radiation is higher than a plain X-ray because a CT scan is compiled of multiple X-ray scans from different angles, providing more detailed information.

Examples include magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), computed tomography (CT) and X-ray procedures.

Pharmacological property rights, patents for chrome-free compounds to protect galvanized metal surfaces or special strut brackets, for optical displays to produce an optical signal, for parts of textile machines or for a certain kind of loam plaster, techniques for the operation of an electric field device, a device and technology for energy quality in power grids, a process to store data and entries in X-ray systems to produce diagnostic X-ray images, for several new developments in computer tomography equipment, special X-ray technology that provides cross-section images of various parts of the body.

Computer tomography (CT) Computer tomography (from the Greek tome = “section” and graphein, “to write”) is a special X-ray imaging method which creates cross sections of the body regions examined using a great number of X-ray images.

Computed tomography, in short CT, is an X-ray method with which the human body is represented in cross-sectional images (sectional imaging technique).

In order to be able to determine the characteristics of these nano-components precisely, the Linz group, in cooperation with physicists in Grenoble, have developed a tomographic X-ray process which allows quasi sections to be cut through the mini pyramids at different heights and the chemical composition to be determined.