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Title: The American journal of roentgenology, radium therapy and nuclear medicine
Year: 1906 (1900s)
Authors: American Radium Society American Roentgen Ray Society
Subjects: Radiotherapy X-rays
Publisher: Springfield, Ill. C.C. Thomas
Contributing Library: Gerstein - University of Toronto
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Toronto

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the .v-rays and the means of their pro-duction. The apparatus is so arranged thatall of the working parts and wiring areexposed to view, and the student learns thefundamental principles of any standard.v-ray machine. He gets a great deal of prac-tical experience in operating the machineand in making experimental plates beforehe is permitted to make a single exposureof the living subject. The equipment of Camp Greenleaf School of Roentgenology 325 this laboratory is very complete and per-mits of intensive, individual instruction. Advanced Laboratory: This laboratory isdesigned to supplement the elementarycourse by making the student familiar witheach of the several standard Army ma-chines. He learns the special features of tient, but they are not exposed to x-rays.Emphasis is laid upon the proper handlingof wounded patients and the means ofsupporting injured parts. Anatomy and Interpretation of the Nor-mal: During this assignment the studentsare given a course of instruction and review
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Fig 14. PcjKTABLE Unit Room. Contents of Portaule Instrument Unit, assembled on table at end ofROOM. Operates either on e.ngine outside, or on a. c. line of building. each type of apparatus and the properoperation of each. Emphasis is laid on thematter of finding and overcoming the usualtroubles which may occur in the use ofthese machines tinder military hospitalconditions. Developing Room: The developing roomis so designed that each student receivesindividual instruction and practical ex-perience in the handling and mixing of de-veloping materials and in the handling anddeveloping of plates and films. This workwill be done under the supervision of aninstructor experienced in developing roomwork. Position Drill: In this room the studentsare drilled in the adjustments of the tubeand the plate to the anatomical part in thestandard positions for exposure. The stu-dents in turn assume the part of the pa- on the bones, joints, and regional anatomyas revealed by the .v-ray plate. Selected K

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