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Part I. X-RAY Physics and Fundamentals |
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X-Rays and The Electromagnetic
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| II. |
Roentgen Dosage
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Dosage Factors
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Bibliography
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Part II. General Considerations |
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Early Studies of Roentgen Therapy
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Present Use of Roentgen Rays in
Medicine .................................. |
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| VI. |
Clinical Features of X-Ray
Therapy of Infections......................... |
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The Evolution of the Mobile
Therapy Apparatus......................... |
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Advantages of X-Rays for Military
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Bibliography
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Part III. Clinical—Gas Bacillus
Infection |
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History and Classification
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Diagnosis of Gas Bacillus
Infection ................................................ |
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| XI. |
Mortality
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History of Treatment of Gas
Bacillus Infection with X-Rays ...... |
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Surgical Treatment of Gas
Bacillus Infection. ............................... |
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Use of Serum and X-Rays in Gas
Bacillus Infection .................... |
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X-Ray Prophylaxis of Gas Bacillus
Infection ................................. |
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X-Ray Technic for Treatment of
Gas Bacillus Infection .............
Bibliography
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Part IV. Clinical—Abdominal
Infections |
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Peritonitis
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Acute Conditions in the Abdomen
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Bibliography
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Part V. Clinical—Miscellaneous
Infections |
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Superficial and Other Infections
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Parotitis and Mastoiditis
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| XXI. |
Pneumonia
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Bibliography
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Part VI. Contraindications To
X-Ray Therapy; Review of the Literature |
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Contraindications
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Appendix—Review of the Literature
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List of Contributors
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Bibliography
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| INDEX |
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