Meanings
plural X irradiations
- alternativecountableuncountableAlternative form of X-irradiation.
Finally, the data mentioned so far have said very little about the possibility of using heat and X irradiation as independent modalities.
2012, George M. Hahn, Hyperthermia and Cancer, page 1612 more examples
The effects of high intensity radiant energy thermal burns, total body X irradiation, and of combinations of thermal burns and total body X irradiation upon the blood coagulation mechanism has been investigated in rats.
1953, W. M. Davis, A. K. Davis, W. Lee, E.L. Alpen, Combined Effects of Total Body X Irradiation and Radiant Energy Thermal Burns: I. Study of Blood CoagulationBiochemical effects following X irradiation were investigated in an effort to detect early signs which are indicative of injury or are of prognostic value.
1954, C. Entenman, Effects of X Irradiation on Lipid Metabolism
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