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

Mowat, Harold, 1883- · London : H. Frowde · leaf 183

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ody,closed, although the bullet was still in situ. Fractures of the vault are easily detected by therays, but the beginner must be careful not to confusethe normal sutures, which are clearly seen in a good 168 X-RAYS : THE INTERPRETATION radiogram, with them. An ordinary fracture at thebase may be… … Fig. 78. Depressed Fractuke of Skull just below the LambdoidalSuture. Some fragments of bullet are lying below the safety-pin. pierce an increased thickness of bone, the shadow is ofgreater density. This is not an unusual occurrence infractures round the wrist-, shoulder-, and hip-joints,and in the…

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