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Light energy, its physics, physiological action and therapeutic applications (1904)

Cleaves, Margaret Abigail, 1848-1917 · New York, Rebman company;[etc., etc.] · leaf 806

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ral different applicators onthe market for the use of radium. In Figs. 50 and 51 are 750 LIGHT ENERGY. shown the devices of Dr. Max Einhorn1 for use in theesophagus, stomach or rectum. Fig. 50 shows the enclos-ing capsule and radium tube for the stomach, while Fig.51 shows the capsule and flexible… … Fig. 52.—1, brass containing receptacle for radium; 2, box forcontaining this receptacle when carried in pocket; 3 and 4, applicatorsof solid silver; 5, handle for the same ; 6, applicator made of leadto which No. 3 can be attached.

Medicine, Physical · Phototherapy · Light · Radioactivity

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