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Television Unit Device Component

Known as: Television Unit 
An electrical device designed to receive a television signal and display an image.
National Institutes of Health

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2006
2006
Mounted swivel TV unit
The present invention is mounted rotatable television unit for installing a television of one of the walls and cabinets, the… 
2002
2002
Apparatus and method for controlling automatically adaptive watching condition in the television unit
PURPOSE: An apparatus and a method for automatically controlling adaptive viewing conditions of a television are provided to… 
1991
1991
Portable digital subtraction angiography in the operating room and intensive care unit.
A simple, inexpensive method of portable digital subtraction angiography (DSA) using an image processor (Sigma X), still… 
1985
1985
[Digital x-ray television unit with solid-state memory].
A digital memory and a control unit are described that along with the pulse X-ray TV diagnostic system enable reduction of the… 
1978
1978
[Ultrasonic echography. Current and future tasks in the finding of intraocular foreign bodies].
Unlike most publications ultrasonography is not seen as an alternative concept to x-ray localization of intraocular foreign… 
1971
1971
Construction and use of a new portable, ring-stand, two-plane, low-dose, x-ray television unit for fracture surgery.
1965
1965
Television fluoroscopy in cerebral pneumography.
A simple method of employing closedcircuit television fluoroscopy in cerebral pneumography has been developed in the Royal Perth… 
1963
1963
X-ray examination with an improved x-ray television unit.
1962
1962
[Perception of details and dosage in different fluoroscopic methods. Fluoroscopic screen, image intensifier, television unit].
1960
1960
Closed circuit television in electrocorticography.
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