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materials that emit high-speed particles and energy-containing rays from the interior of their matter.
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∙ 10y agoContributing to a material's radiopacity are two common radiodense elements used in medical imagery: barium (as sulfate) and iodine.
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Is lead radiopaque?
Yes, it is.
Are struvite stones radiopaque?
Yes
What is the meaning of oxidising substances?
oxidising substances are substances which gives oxygen or gains hydrogen
What is the definition of impure substances?
Substances that are not pure.
What are hard substances?
The substances that are hard and which cannot be scratched is known as hard substances
Is lead radiopaque?
Yes, it is.
Are struvite stones radiopaque?
Yes
Meaning of radiopaque dye?
Radiopaque refers to the characteristic that the dye does not allow for the passage of x-rays. A radiopaque dye would allow for structures that are not usually visible to be shown white against the black background of a developed radiograph (x-ray film).
What is appearance of calcium hydroxide in x-ray?
radiopaque
What color is a radiopaque image on x-ray film?
White
A substance that obstructs the passage of x-rays is called?
radiopaque
What would be a 10 letter word for impervious to x rays?
Radiopaque
What procedure is performed if a radiopaque material is injected into the blood vessels?
Angiocardiography
What is an arteriogram?
An arteriogram is an X-ray of an artery after injection with a radiopaque material.
A radiopaque material was injected into the vessels what type of procedure was performed?
Angiocardiography
What is branchogram?
Bronchogram = a radiograph of the bronchial tree after injection of a radiopaque substance .
What type of procedure was performed when a radiopaque material was injected into the blood vessels?
It is angiogram.
