Identifier: archivesofphysio31906bost (find matches)
Title: The archives of physiological therapy
Year: 1906 (1900s)
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Subjects: Medicine Medicine
Publisher: Boston : Richard G. Badger
Contributing Library: Francis A. Countway Library of Medicine
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Special Plate LIV RIGHT KIDNEY REGION OF A NUDE MAN WEIGHINGTWO HUNDRED POUNDS See stones in pelvis and lower portion of kidney. Made with a 20-inch Roentgen coil exciting a Machlett tube withthe anode 18 inches from the plate, through a diaphragm, exposure10 seconds while the patient held his breath. Edinol and Hydro-chinon developer. By Dr. George Edward Pfahler, of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
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Special Plate LV PULMONARY TUBERCULOSIS WITH COLLAPSE OFLOWER PORTION OF RIGHT LUNG Made in the supine position with an 18-inch Roentgen coil excitinga Machlett tube with the anode 18 inches distant from the plate,exposure 12 seconds. Edinol and Hydrochinon developer. By Dr. George Edward Pfahler, of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. THE ARCHIVES OF PHYSIOLOGICAL THERAPY Devoted to the Diagnostic and Therapeutic Uses of Electricity, Radiant Energy^ Heat,Water, Mechanical Vibration, Dietary Regulation, Exercise, Psychic Suggestion, etc. Volume III No V MAY, 1906 ^^^^Whole Number XVI THE ROENTGEN TREATMENT OF HODGKINS DISEASE,LEUKAEMIA AND POLYCYTHEMIA* BY HENRY K. PANCOAST, M.D., OF PHILADELPHIA, PENN., Lecturer on Skiagraphy, and Assistant Instructor in Surgery at the University of Pennsylvania, ^ and Skiagrapher to the University Hospital ; PREVIOUS to the discovery of increasing numbers of the earher casesthe value of the X-ray as a ther- reported as cured under X-ray treat-apeutic agent,

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