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Localization by X-rays and stereoscopy (1916)

Davidson, James Mackenzie, Sir, 1856-1919 · New York, P.B. Hoeber · leaf 110

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body are seen in superimpositionis represented by the line CSBT, B being the positionof the foreign body. G represents the displaced imageof the lower cross on the negative, and E the imageof the foreign body. Diagram [h) shows the samedisplacements on the fiat. From these data the following can be… … T Fig. 38A. D (a) [To face p. 62. APPENDIX III 63 (i) The distance of the tube from the patientsskin. (2) The depth of the bullet beneath the skin at thepoint already marked on the skin, i.e., the positionof the lower cross. The matter resolves itself into a simple calculation,and may be expressed…

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