X rays, an introduction to the study of Röntgen rays (1914)
Kaye, G. W. C. (George William Clarkson), 1880-1941 · London : Longmans, Green · leaf 185
vement has been obtained in superficial casesby the application of radium to the affected part in doses of some minutes at a time. Protective Devices. It is now known that X-ray burns are mainly dueto the absorption by the skin of the very soft rays ; suchrays are easily arrested by screening. The… … C. Thurstan ffaitland. Fig. 79.—Plastic print of hand, showing fracture of heads of fourth and fifth metacarpal bones. Impregnated rubber is often used, and Droit (C.R. 1912)has recently succeeded in heavily loading silk tissue withphospho-stannate of lead (up to about 68 per cent.), and…
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