radiologist
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5.7
- noun
- /ˌreɪdiˈɑlədʒɪst/
- Specialized
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radiólogo
- The event that precipitated me reaching out to you was getting a radiologist report after an MRI.
- certified radiologist
- radiologist interprets
- performed by a radiologist
You know, you could probably sit there and go, well, I can't believe the radiologist messed up like that.
- You know, you could probably sit there and go, well, I can't believe the radiologist messed up like that.
- Another job that's going to start going away probably somewhat soon. That's really sad is radiologists.
Examples
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Consultation between the surgeon and vascular radiologist determined the next course of action.
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All evaluations by the technicians and the radiologist used a semiquantitative method.
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We'll go over these tomorrow with the radiologist.
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Such a finding can direct the radiologist to the source of the hemorrhage.
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Medical imaging requires that a radiologist be able to see sufficient detail and contrast to make a diagnosis.
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Ultrasound images can be read on a smartphone or sent to a radiologist in a remote location for diagnosis.
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MRIs had been performed at 10 different facilities and read by a total of 12 radiologists.
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We also evaluated the terminology the radiologists used in their reports.
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Trisha's a consultant radiologist.
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The radiologist interpreted the X-ray images to identify the fracture in her arm.
Synonyms
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3.8
A doctor who finds what is wrong and treats sick or injured people
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7.9
A doctor who finds what illness someone has by looking at their symptoms
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Radiologist comes from radi- meaning 'ray' and -logist meaning 'someone who studies', the same radi- you see in radiate. So a radiologist is a doctor who 'studies rays' and uses X-rays and scans to look inside the body and find problems.