X-rays in diagnosis.

  • Practitioner.
Date:
1906
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Credit: X-rays in diagnosis. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    INDEX TO ILLUSTRATIONS—continued. Plate XXVI.— Fig. 22. Gumma of cervical vertebrae. 23. Tubular abscess of head of tibia. „ XXVII.— •> I. Fracture of terminal phalynx, not visible on the screen. ,, 2. Impacted fracture of phalynx and splitting of its base. „ XXVIII.— .. 3- Wrist of child of seven, showing normal condition of the carpus and epiphyses of ulna and radius. .. 4- Stereoscopic skiagrams of a fracture—dislocation of the elbow. „ XXIX.— .. 5- Fracture of shaft of humerus four months old. 6. Congenital dislocation of both hips. XXX.— .. 7- Traumatic dislocation of the hip. „ XXXI.— „ 8. Stereoscopic pictures of knee joint. „ XXXII.— „ Q. An unusual fracture of the os calci. „ XXXIII.— ,, 10. Exostosis of the tibia causing pressure absorption of the fibula. „ XXXIV.— >> 11. Stereoscopic pictures showing unusual dislocation of elbow joint. „ XXXV.— 1. Disjunction of radial and ulnar epiphyses. „ XXXVI.— .1 2. Case of disjunction of radial and ulnar epiphyses after treatment. „ XXXVII.— .. 3- Fracture of ulna and disjunction of radial epiphysis. „ XXXVIII.— .. 4- Fracture of ulna and disjunction of radial epiphysis after treatment. „ XXXIX.— 5- Disjunction of lower epiphysis of radius with dorsal dis- placement and rotation on transverse axis. „ XL.— .. 6. Same case as Fig. 5, showing absence of outward dis- placement. XLI.— ,, 1. Fracture of scaphoid. ,, XLII.— ,, 2. Fracture of scaphoid. „ XLIII.— .. 3- Fracture of trapezoid and articular end of second me- tacarpal. „ XLIV.— .. 4- Dislocation backwards of os magnum. ,, XLV.— 5- Dislocation of scaphoid. „ XLVI.— „ 6. Backward dislocation of the semilunar. ,, XLVII.— .. 7- Dislocation of unciform. „ XLVIII.— „ 8. Dislocation backwards of unciform. „ XLIX.— .. 9- Dislocation of trapezium. ,, L.— 11 1. Apparatus employed for taking skiagram of renal region. „ LI.— •• 2. Single medium-sized stone in the kidney. LII.— .. 3- Single stone in right kidney superposing end of last rib. ,, LIII.— 4- Large branched stone in left kidney, collection of stones in right kidney. ,, LIV.— .. 5- Stones in kidney. „ LV.— „ 6. Large stone in left kidney. ,, LVI.— .. 7- Large collection of stones in right kidney. „ LVII.— „ Stones in right kidney. ,, LVIII.— .. 9- Three stones in kidney of a girl aged twelve. ,, LIX.— 1. 10. Ureteral stone. LX.— n 11. Stone in lower part of ureter. „ LXI.— n 12. Ureteral calculi on right side. ,, LXII.— >• 1. Radiographic ambiguity. „ 2. Radiographic ambiguity. ,, LXIII.— .. 3- Reduced projection—fragment of needle in hand. 1. 4- Graphic and radiographic projection.