Morton, Edward Reginald, 1867- · New York : E.B. Treat & Co. · leaf 141
are others to take up our attention. One of the most important is that of securing thoroughfixation of the tube, patient, and plate. Obviously if any one of these move during the exposurethe result will not be satisfactory. The fixation of the tube is secured by having a goodtube holder securely… … Fig. 46. Showing how to Radiograph a Knee. We have to take precautions against voluntary orinvoluntary movements, nervous twitchings, and, whati3 the most troublesome of all, the restlessness of children.The latter will at times severely test the patience and FIXATION OF PARTS. 117 temper of a…
