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Localization by X-rays and stereoscopy (1916)

Davidson, James Mackenzie, Sir, 1856-1919 · New York, P.B. Hoeber · leaf 40

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vices.—The question of protectionfollows naturally upon the foregoing, seeing that thesecondary or indirect rays given off from the glassmay be, if not the primary factor, certainly largelycontributory to the superficial skin burns foundamong X-ray operators. It is worthy of note in thisconnection… … Fig. 12.—Four Images of a Metallic Object seen within theIntersection of a Cross of Lead which had been placedIN Front of the Tube. [To face p. lo. PLATE VIII. Fig, 13.—X-Ray Image of Netting, the Rays coming THROUGH A TuBULAR StOP.

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