röntgenipildidelt

röntgenipildidelt is an Estonian term that translates to "from X-ray images" or "on X-ray images" in English. It refers to information, observations, or findings derived from the examination of X-ray photographs. This phrase is commonly used in medical contexts when discussing diagnoses, reports, or consultations that are based on radiographic evidence.

When a doctor reviews an X-ray, they are essentially looking at "röntgenipildidelt" to identify any abnormalities or confirm existing conditions. For example, a radiologist might report that a fracture was detected "röntgenipildidelt," meaning the evidence for the fracture was visible on the X-ray image itself. Similarly, a patient might be told to bring their previous X-rays for comparison, and the new findings would then be discussed "röntgenipildidelt."

The term emphasizes the source of the medical information. It distinguishes findings from X-rays from those obtained through other diagnostic methods like MRI, CT scans, or physical examinations. In essence, "röntgenipildidelt" signifies that the conclusion or observation is directly supported by the visual data presented in an X-ray. This is a fundamental concept in medical imaging and diagnostics.