The archives of physiological therapy (1906) (14595910267)

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
Digitizing Sponsor: Open Knowledge Commons and the National Endowment for the Humanities



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ht, Notes on,X-Radiations, AdjustmentVarious Effects, 80,of 106 19316 164291254 52288 165160 253298 91196 169 . 94 . 38 3. 8 242 57 174291 165186 252149 79196 25I 243 142 X-Ray Dosage, Intensimetric Scale for, 60 In Dental Diagnosis, . . 65Penetration, Appliance forDetermining Without En-dangering Operator, . . 24X-Rays and Operation in Mam-mary Cancer, . . . -38Effect of Upon Trypanozomes of Nagana, .... 22In Cancer, 22,37 79> 84, 86, 98, 144, 152, 189In Cervical Lymphangitis, . 190In Diagnosis of Dislocation or Fractures, . . . 230In Diagnosis of Pulmonary Tuberculosis, . . .283 In Epithelioma, . . . 62In Gall-Stones, . . . .174In Skin Tuberculosis, . . 243 Interruptors for Low or HighFrequency Currents andfor, 19 In Tertiary Syphilis, . .16 See Also Roentgen Rays,X-Ray Therapy, Some Practic-al Points in, . . . -37Treatment of Ringworm, . 244Tubes, New, . . . .22 36 Zander, Dr., 62 Zeitschrift fur Diat. u. Physik- Therapie, 90 Elektrotherapie und Elek-trodiagnostik, . 153, 189 60
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Fig. I.Mrs. F. Taken Immediately after bismuth meal in theprone position. A second picture taken directly after in theupright position showed the lower border of the stomachnot far from symphysis tubes. , Taken with a Walter No. 6 tube, anti-cathode 20 inchesfrom plate, exposure 10 seconds. Penny on the navel. Illustrating — Roentgenography in Diseases of the Stomach and Intestines — Hulst.The Archives of Physiological Therapy, January, igo6. Fig. 2. Agnes B. Gastric dilatation and ptosis, taken imme-diately after bismuth meal. Entire stomach outlined bybismuth and gas. Right kidney was freely movable andcompletely prolapsed. Walter No. 6 tube, exposure lo seconds, prone position. Illustrating — Roentgenography in Diseases of the Stomach and Intestines — Hulst,The Archives of Physiological Therapy, January, IQ06.