Kaye, G. W. C. (George William Clarkson), 1880-1941 · London, New York [etc.] Longman's Green, and Co. · leaf 197
provement has been obtained in superficial casesby the application of radium to the affected part in doses of some minutes at a time. Protective Devices. It is now known that X-ray burns are mainly dueto the absorption by the skin of the very soft rays ; suchrays are easUy arrested by screening.… … C Thurstan Bolland, Fia. 82.—Plastic print of liand, showing fracture of lieads of fourth and fifthmetacarpal bones. Impregnated rubber is often used, and Droit {C.E. 1912>has recently succeeded in heavily loading silk tissue withphospho-stannate of lead (up to about 68 per cent.), and…
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