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The Röntgen rays in medical work (1899)

Walsh, David · London : Baillière, Tindall and Cox · leaf 73

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firm, heavy base ; easy joints, capable of tightfixing and of ready extension in every direction, with arms ofsome non-conducting material, e.g., hard wood. The stand is oneof those details careful attention to which will be found essentialto the production of good work. As the tube hangs from the… … Fig. 27. — Rowlands Stand forTube and Conducting Wires. Suitable for bedside work. Fig. 26.—Stand (Watsons). ELECTRICAL APPARATUS AND METHODS 63 Operating-Table A simple operating-table can be made of a piece of board 6 feetlong, 2 feet broad, and 1 inch thick, mounted on firm supportsabout 18…

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