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Localization by X-rays and stereoscopy (1916)

Davidson, James Mackenzie, Sir, 1856-1919 · New York, P.B. Hoeber · leaf 122

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Fig. 41.—Gunshot Wound in the Poot. This illustrates the advantage of stereoscopic work, or it is possible by means of thestereoscope to see the position occupied by each shot in relation to the bones ofthe foot. … Fig. 42.—A Needle lodged in a Girls Knee. In this case, on the information afforded by a single {i.e., a non-stereoscopic)photograph, an attempt had been made to remove the foreign body from thefront part of the knee ; but the stereoscopic picture showed conclusively thatit was situated at the back…

X-rays · Eye · Foreign bodies (Surgery)

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