Roentgen Appearance of Coxarthrosis:Relation between the Anatomy, Pathologic Changes, and Roentgen Appearance

Carpal instability in rheumatoid arthritis and calcium pyrophosphate deposition disease. Pathogenesis and roentgen appearance.

The roentgen appearance and pathogenesis of carpal instability are described in an evaluation of patients and cadavers with rheumatoid arthritis and calcium pyrophosphate deposition disease. Dorsiflexion (16%) and palmar flexion (8%) instability occurs in rheumatoid arthritis, particularly in patients with moderate to advanced disease. Navicular-lunate dissociation frequently accompanies dorsif...

Roentgen Technique

Roentgen Technic

Outline of Roentgen Diagnosis

This is a revised edition of the text of essentially the same title which was published in 1936, and, like it, is basically a handbook presenting the case for serum therapy in pneumonia. It should be noted, however, that the term "revision" does not always mean "reprinted," even though some of the phases of the problem as presented in the earlier edition are herein merely extended by the inclus...

Roentgen Ray Intoxication

These experiments show that the common laboratory animals are about equally sensitive to the x-ray given over the abdomen. The clinical reaction following a M.L.D. is very similar and the intestinal pathology almost identical. The rat and guinea pig are slightly more sensitive to the x-ray than are the dog, cat, and rabbit. By contrast birds, frogs, and reptiles are very resistant to the x-ray ...