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Definition of echograph - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
scannerTECH. UK medical device using ultrasound to create images of inside the bodyTECH. UK
- The doctor used an echograph to check the baby's health.
- The hospital's echograph captured the fetal heartbeat clearly.
- Nurses reviewed the scans on the echograph during rounds.
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medical device using ultrasound to create images of inside the body
Origin of echograph
Greek, echo (sound) + graph (writing)
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- French:échographe, ...
- German:Echograph, ...
- Italian:echografo, ...
- Spanish:ecógrafo, ...
- Portuguese:ecógrafo, ...
- Chinese:超声仪, ...
- Japanese:エコー装置, ...
- Arabic:إيكوغراف, ...
- Hebrew:אֶקוֹגְרָף, ...
- Russian:эхограф, ...
- Ukrainian:ехограф, ...
- Hindi:इकोग्राफ, ...
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