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radiolucent almost complete transparent to X-rays or other forms of radiation; "radiolucent tissues"
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radiolucent Radiolucent objects are of low density, absorb radiation and appear as dark gray to black on x-ray film. Some examples of radioluscent objects are pulp, gingiva, and decayed tooth structure.
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radiolucent medium A substance injected into an anatomical structure to decrease the density, producing a dark area on the radiograph.
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radiolucent m. a contrast medium that permits the passage of x-rays.
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