. La rivista americana di roentgoenologia, radioterapia e medicina nucleare . Fig. Vista laterale della Figura 2.Nessuna paralisi. Recupero. Ma non come regola nel mezzo o sottile.UNA grande camera d'aria di gomma, l'interno della sfera di ahand, è usato per compressione pur-pose. È spesso posizionato sotto ilone, non per la compressione,ma come filtro supplementare. In machingla proiezione laterale aiuta a steadythe paziente. Preferisco piuttosto fare il lavoro spinale sul tavolo di aCole poichè con il relativo uso si può giudicare l'illuminazione che è gettingthrough e regolarla di conseguenza. Ho per SEV

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. The American journal of roentgenology, radium therapy and nuclear medicine . Fig. 3. Lateral View of Figure 2.No paralysis. Recovery. but not as a rule in the medium or thin.A large rubber bladder—the inside of ahand-ball—is used for compression pur-poses. It is frequently placed beneath thecone, not for the purpose of compression, but as a supplementary filter. In makingthe lateral projection it helps to steadythe patient. I rather prefer to do spinal work on aCole table as by its use one can judgesomething of the illumination he is gettingthrough, and regulate it accordingly. I have for several years used the Coolidge 12 Technique of Roentgen Examination of the Spine. Fig. 4. Compression Fracture of Body ofEleventh Dorsal. No paralysis. Recovery. The prognosis in this typeof injury is comparatively good. tube exclusively in all of my work, indeedever since they were first put on the mar-ket. I have heard it stated over and overagain by the best men that they wouldnot do good bone work. Perhaps they areright, but I am sure that the generalaverage of my work has been better thanit was previously with gas tubes. I haveno doubt that the very critical observerwill be able to pick out Coolidge defectsin my plates, especially after he knowsthat they have been made with a Coolidgetube, but I have more than once been ableto fool very keen observers who did notpossess such knowledge, and I doubt ex-ceedingly if anything of real diagnosticvalue has been lost by its employment. I have not been able to notice muchdifference in plates made with a broad, medium, or fine focus. This can probablybe explained by the fact that I uniformlyemploy a comparatively long pl

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