Translation guide
A medical imaging technique that shows real-time X-ray video. In Japanese, the most common term is 透視 (toushi), often combined with X線 (X-sen) to specify X-ray fluoroscopy.
The real-time X-ray imaging technique used in hospitals
The standard medical term for X-ray fluoroscopy. Used in clinical settings.
The doctor used fluoroscopy to perform fracture reduction.
Shorter form often used when context makes it clear it's X-ray fluoroscopy. Can also refer to other types of real-time imaging.
Literally 'fluoroscopic examination'. Used when referring to the procedure as a test.
Literally 'fluorescence fluoroscopy'. An older or more technical term, less common in everyday medical conversation.
In Japanese medical settings, simply saying 透視 (toushi) is often enough when the X-ray context is clear. However, in formal documents or when precision is needed, use X線透視 (X-sen toushi).
The catheter was inserted under fluoroscopy.
I'm scheduled to have a gastric fluoroscopy tomorrow.
Fluoroscopy was once widely used.