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The Röntgen rays in medical work (1899)

Walsh, David · London : Baillière, Tindall and Cox · leaf 302

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e result of previousexperiments, he had come to the conclusion that red was moreopaque than other colours. His record afforded a sharp andbeautiful diagrammatic view of the arteries, even where theypassed behind the fcetal bones. A peculiarity such as that ofdouble high division of the brachial… … Fig. 96.—Injected Bloodvessels of Human Kidney.By Dawson Turner. ankle-joint. The small muscular twigs and other minute brancheswere reproduced with the utmost fidelity. There can be no doubt that this method may now and thenafford a valuable means of showing in a graphic manner thefacts of local…

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