Addyman, Frank Thornton · London : Scott, Greenwood & co. · leaf 29
late I. Here therays have been passed through the hand and then allowed toact on the photographic plate. No part of the hand allows 1 The title of Roentgens original paper. 2 With a tube that has become, in this way, very hard, I have obtained avery fine radiograph of the double barrel of a gun… … Plate I.—Needle in Finger. INTRODUCTION. 3 the rays to pass so freely as they do through the air, so ashadow is thrown on the plate showing the general outlineof the hand. The flesh is, however, much more transparentthan the bones, so the bones cast a deeper shadow. Moreopaque still are the…
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