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X-rays, how to produce and interpret them (1915)

Mowat, Harold, 1883- · London : H. Frowde · leaf 127

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al lung. The lungis generally seen as a dark mass lying against thevertebrae in a collapsed condition. No alterationin this appearance is noted even when the deepestbreaths are taken. When fluid is present in addition. 112 X-RAYS : THE INTEPvPRETATION as in cases of hydro-pneumothorax and… … Fig. 41. Left Pneumothorax. The left side is very translucent. Thelung lies in a collapsed condition near the spine, the concave margin of a simple pleurisy, is horizontal, and when the patient is tilted, remains so. If the sub - ject is shaken, waves are seen to pass over the surface of the fluid.…

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