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image intensifier
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image intensifier [′im·ij in′ten·sə‚fī·ər]
(electronics)
light amplifier


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Image intensifiers are now used in a very broad spectrum of examinations: Endoscopies, Fertility studies, Angiographies and cardiac exams, as well as Orthopedic procedures.
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