Words and phrases that have a meaning related to tomograph:  (128 results)
Often used in the same context:
scintillator, tomography, microdissection, spectroscope, spectrometry, colposcope, proton magnetic resonance, electron microscopic, galvanometer, backscattering, photoelectron, electron accelerator, computerized axial tomography, spectroscopic analysis, diffractometer, biometry, cytometer, computerized tomography, monochromator, rheometer, spectro, vibrometer, binocular microscope, manganite, tonometer, micromanipulation, densitometry, photomultiplier, spectrophotometry, microscopy, collimator, fluoroscope, ultracentrifuge, photometer, neutron radiation, boron nitride, zeiss, computed tomography, macromolecule, tokamak, microscopes, titrations, functional magnetic resonance imaging, synchrotron radiation, imaging, nuclear magnetic resonance, calorimetric, polarimeter, magnetic monopole, pyrometer, photoluminescence, proton accelerator, autoradiography, bolometer, photoemission, undulator, spectroscopy, galvo, microspectrophotometer, crystallographic, corona discharge, ophthalmoscopy, explosive detection system, arthrography, cryostat, cyto, hadron, astatine, keratoplasty, electromyography, electron optics, electron microscope, linac, fermi, electroluminescence, thulium, pet scanner, chemiluminescence, reflectometer, spectrographic, photochemistry, spectrographic analysis, keratectomy, electron microscopy, schlieren, ultrasonics, mass spectroscopy, colorimeter, microelectrode, photomultipliers, azimuthal, superior mesenteric artery, perimetry, micrograph, miniaturisation, guaiac, antineutrino, thermogram, quasicrystal, electrothermal, roentgen, echocardiograph, scan, scans, tomogram, tomograms, scanner, imager, imagers, scanning, scanners, spectrometer, actuator, analyser, analyzer, composite, correlator, ct, detector, gages
More general:
x-ray machine
Also try:
— Adjectives for tomograph: panoramic, computed, dental, computerized, single, retina, axial, high, conventional, lateral, ray, more...

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