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The Röntgen rays in medical work (1907)

Walsh, David · New York : William Wood · leaf 343

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itishMedical Association in 1890, and later at the Rontgen Society. (b) Heart and Great Vessels; Aneurisms, Enlargements ofHeart, and so on. The fact that the lungs are full of air and easily permeable to therays makes it possible to get a good outline of the human heart. Asthe result of a number… … Fig. 159.—Normal Thorax (Short exposure)Mr. E. W. H. Shenton. trabecular as clear spaces against a darker cardiac background.When the heart cavity contained water or blood, no such differentia-tion could be made. MEDICAL AND SURGICAL APPLICA TIONS 323 This relative opacity of blood is an important…

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