| RADIOLOGIST | A doctor specialising in the use of X-rays and methods of imaging the internal structure of the body (11) |
| CARDIOLOGIST | A doctor specialising in the heart and its diseases |
| ANAESTHETIST | A doctor specialising in the administration of drugs to deaden sensation (12) |
| OPTI | With "Scan," a brand of imaging equipment |
| MAGI | Sagacious trio of imaging process (4) |
| ANATOMY | Study of the internal structure of organisms (7) |
| SKELETON | Internal structure of the human body (8) |
| ZULU | Follower of X-ray and Yankee |
| CATSCANNER | A device using X-rays and a computer to create detailed images of the inside of the body |
| OXYMEL | From the Greek for "vinegar and honey", an ancient type of tonic and method of preserving herbs using the aforesaid sour and sweet ingredients that are reputed to have therapeutic value in their own r |
| MARIECURIE | Pioneer of the use of X-rays on WWI battlefields |
| NEUROLOGIST | Ignores lout (anag) - doctor specialising in the nervous system (11) |
| GERIATRICIAN | Doctor specialising in the aged (12) |
| RADIOLOGY | The medical use of X-rays, especially in diagnosis (9) |
| EDUCATIONALISTS | Those with special knowledge of the principles and methods of teaching (15) |
| ROENTGEN | German physicist who discovered x-rays and who has the unit of radiation exposure named after him (8) |
| DISSECTS | Cuts open and examines the internal structure (8) |
| HONEYCOMB | Internal structure of a beehive (9) |
| OBSTETRICIAN | A physician specialising in the treatment of women before, during and after childbirth (12) |
| ROSARIAN | Breeder of scented brier beauties, cultivator of fragrant floribundas, expert in eglantines, grower of grandifloras, propagator of hybrid teas, tender of velvety damasks or other such floriculturist o |
