cinefluorography
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cinefluorography
[¦sin·ə·flə′räg·rə·fē] (graphic arts)
The motion picture recording of fluoroscopic images.
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High-resolution television cameras can record as a replacement for
cinefluorography. Though not as sharp as cine recording, this alternative does not require as much radiation to achieve the same quantum noise level.
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