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Joule, definition of 228, 276-279 10 Keating-Hart on fulguration, 136, 138, 139 Keloid 489 Kidney affections : see renal affections Kienbock's classification of Rontgen ray dermatitis 401 quantimeter 434 Kohler's method for Rontgen-ray dosage 441 Kraurosis vulvae 458 Kromayer's quartz mercury lamp . . . 517 Labile method of current application, 40 Lacrymal canal, electrolysis in dis- eases of 115 Lamp, iron electrode or dermo 516 mercury vapor of Cooper-Hewitt, 516 quartz mercury of Kromayer 517 Laryngeal fatigue 110 Laryngology, Rontgen rays in 369 Laws of Faraday 153 Lead iris diaphragm 211 Leclanch6 cell 36 Legal status of the Rontgen rays, 375-377 Lens, plates and films for radio-pho- tography 212 Leonard on instantaneous rontgen- ography 307 Leprosy 459 Leukaemia 482-487 Levy-Dorn's orthodiagraph 324 Leyden jar 24 Life of the vacuum tube 188 Light, (blue) therapeutics of 521, 522 Light, effects of, on bacteria 511 on man 512 on plants 511 therapeutic action of 513 Light for radio-photography 211 incandescent, treatment with (see also sunlight) 514, 515 physics of 510 red, in treatment of smallpox, 518-521 Liver, Rontgen ray diagnosis in dis- eases of 344 Local applications in high-frequency, 128 electrical anaesthesia 78 faradization 46 Locomotor ataxia 99 INDEX. 535 Lungs, abscess of 317 consolidation of 229 fluoroscopy of; see thoracic organs, gangrene of 317 skiagraphy of 305-307 Lupus erythematosus 444 vulgaris 131, 444-446 M Magnetic units 8 Magnetism, nature and properties of 5 Malignant growths; see carcinoma, sarcoma etc. Massey's zinc-mercury cataphoresis, 47, 48 Measurement of current as guide to Rontgen ray dosage 427-429 Mechanical regeneration of vacuum tubes 185 Medical induction coil 43, 44 Medicaments used as cathions 53 Medico-legal aspect of Rontgen ray sterility 387,388 skiagrapher, how he should prepare for Court 378-382 skiagraphy, technic of 377, 378 Methods of application of high-fre- quency 126-128 of examining with fluoroscope. . . . 200 of viewing stereo-skiagrams 239 Metritis 105 Milliamperemeter 38 Modus operandi of photographic de- velopment 214-219 of the vacuum tube 181 Moles and warts 82 Moritz's orthodiagraph 321-324 Morton's "static induced current" high-frequency apparatus 120 wave current and high-frequency apparatus 30, 31 Motor nerves and muscles, influence of electricity upon 70 Motor points 57-65 braehial plexus (new born) . . . 64, 65 face 58 lower limb 58 spinal segments 64 upper limb 58 Muffler for static machine 26 Muscles, degeneration of 66, 67 Muscular contractions 84 Myalgia 83 Myasthenia gravis 85 N Nsevus 82, 446, 507 Natural fluorescence in the human body 441 its applications to disease. . 442, 443 Negatives, see radio-photography. Nephritis 96 Nerves of special sense, electrical re- action of 69 Nervous dyspepsia 88 Neuralgia 98 peripheral 98 Neurasthenia 100, 101 New growths (abdominal) 344 0 Obesity 130 Obstetrics, Rontgen rays in 362-367 Obstruction of intestines 343 Occurrence of radium in nature 498 (Esophagus, Rontgen rays in diseases of 334,335 Ohm, definition of 9 One-hundred-plate static machine for rontgenography 174 Ophthalmological surgery; see for- eign bodies in the eye. Orthodiagraph of Grashey 297-300 of Levy-Dorn 324 of Moritz 321-324 Osseous system, Rontgen rays in dis- eases of 266-271 Otology, Rontgen rays in 369 Oudin's resonator 123 Ovarian tumors 105 Ozama 109, 132 P Pancreas, Rontgen rays in diseases of, 346 Parallel arrangement of cells 12 Paralysis 94, 98, 99, 114 Paraplegia 98 Partial reaction of degeneration. ... 67 Penetrability of renal calculi 348 Penetration method for Rontgen ray dosage 429-431 of ions through the integument. 50, 51 Pericarditis 330 Peripheral neuralgia 98 Periuterine hamatocele 105 Pfliiger's laws of contraction 70-72 Pharyngitis 109 atrophic 110 536 INDEX. Pharynx, ansesthesia of 110 Photographic effects of radium . . 498-500 Photography (see radio-photogra- phy) 211-232 Photometric method for Rontgen ray dosage 438-441 Phototherapy 510-522 Physical properties of high-frequency currents 125 of radium 500 of Rontgen rays 144-150 Physico-chemical method for Rontgen ray dosage 431-436 Physics of light 510 Physiological properties of high-fre- quency currents 128 Piles 131 Pityriasis 81 Plastic Rontgenography 243-245 Plates for skiagraphy 207, 208 Pleurisy with effusion 317, 318 Pneumonia 316 Pneumothorax 319 Polarity and connection of vacuum tube 197 of battery 36 of influence or static machine ... 26, 27 Poliomyelitis 99 Portwine mark 82 Position and preparation of patient in skiagraphy 206 of vacuum tube 424 in fluoroscopy 202 Post-partum hemorrhage 105 Potential, theory of 6 Practical units or standards 9 Precipitation test for Rontgen ray dosage 436 Pregnancy, vomiting of 105 Preparation of patient for fluoroscopy, 201 for static treatment 26 Prevention of Sagnac rays 210 Primary battery 12 Principles of stereo-skiagraphy 232 Printing, toning and mounting. . 221-224 Prophylaxis against Rontgen ray der- matitis 407 Prostatic calculi 358 hypertrophy 492 Prostatitis 93 Protection of healthy parts in radi- ography 422, 423 Prurigo 81 Pruritus 79 ani 131,455 vulva? 455 Psoriasis 81, 456, 457 Pulmonary tuberculosis 311-315 Pulsating empyema 333 Puncture of anti-cathode of vacuum tube 188 Pyloric stenosis 342 Pyo-pneumothorax 319 Quality of the Rontgen rays. . . . 185, 186 Quantimeter of Kienbock 434 R Rabies 507 Radio-active substances; see radium. Radiochromometer of Benoist. . . 429^431 Radiography and sounding of the large intestine 342-344 protection of healthy parts in, 422, 423 Radiometer of Courtrade 438 of Freund 435 of Sabouraud and Noire 432 Radio-photography 21 1-224 care of the plates 212 dark room 211 developers 212-214 improvement of negative 219-221 lens, plates and films 212 light 211 modus operandi of development, 214-219 printing, toning, mounting. . . 221-224 Radium 498 biological effects of 501-503 chemical and photographic effects of 498-500 occurrence in nature of 498 physical properties of 500 treatment with 503-510 of skin diseases 503, 504 Rays (Sagnac or -econdary) preven- tion of 210 Reaction of degeneration 66 Rectal affections 90 fissure 131 imperforation 34:5 stricture '. • ! Red light treatment of smallpox, 518-521 537 Remy's method of localization 294 Renal affections and diseases 349 calculi 348, 349 penetrability of 348 skiagraphy, technic of 350-357 Remote and indirect action of Ront- gen rays 412 Resistance of the human body 52 Resonance effects in high-frequency. 126 Resonator of Grisson 168 of Oudin 123 Respiratory tract, localization of for- eign bodies in 282 Results of electrical currents in dis- ease 76 Retinal anaesthesia treated by voltaic alternatives 115 Rheostat 38 Rheotome . 45 Rheumatic paralysis 98 Rheumatism 85, 130, 276 Rheumatoid arthritis 85 Rhinitis (atrophic) 109 Rhinology, Rontgen rays in .... 367-369 Ringworm 81 Rodent ulcer 131 Rontgenograms, chromo-stereograph- ic 241-243 Rontgenography, advantages and dis- advantages of static machine in ... 198 see also fluoroscopy and skiagraphy. Rontgenography, instantaneous. 307-309 of urinary bladder after insufflation, 359 plastic 243-245 Rontgen ray or rays action on bacteria 389-394 on skin 398-406 analgesic action of 493-495 apparatus, selection and installa- tion 193-197, 420 changes wrought by, on diseased tissues - 415-419 charging action of 152 chemical and photographic ef- fects of 144-150 dermatitis 398-406 Kienbock's classification of. . . 401 physician's responsibility in, 382-387 prophylaxis against 407, 408 treatment of .. . 408-412 Rontgen ray or rays, (continued). diagnostic value in callus forma- tion 253, 254 complicated fractures .... 251 diseases of bones and joints, 252 treatment of fractures .... 253 discovery and investigators of, 140, 141 dosage 426—44 1 by electric current method 427—129 by ionization method .... 436-438 by penetration method. . . 429—131 by photometric method. . 438-441 by physico-chemical method, 431-136 exposures, duration and fre- quency of 425 filters 426 histological changes produced by 395-397 in determining size, shape and position of the stomach. . 335-341 in diagnosis of dental condi- tions 370-374 of genito-urinary affections . 347 of hepatic affections 344 of intestinal affections. . 342-344 of oesophageal affections, 344, 335 of pancreatic affections 346 of splenic affections 346 in diseases and tumors of soft tissues.. 271-276 of osseous system 266-271 in forensic medicine 375-377 in fractures and dislocations of lower extremity 260-266 and dislocations of upper extremity 254-260 of the skull 260 in gynaecology 367 in laryngology 369 in obstetrics 362-367 in otology 369 in rhinology 367-369 legal status of 375-377 negative, interpretation of. . 224-232 photography: see radio-photog- raphy physical properties of 150, 151 quality of 185, 186 remote and indirect action of . . . 412 sterility caused by, 387, 388, 412-414 therapy, technic of 420-444 538 INDEX. Rontgen ray or rays, (continued). treatment of malignant growths; see carcinoma, sarcoma, etc. uses of in anatomy and physi- ology 246-250 velocity of 151 velocity of propagation of 151 visibility of 151 work, automatic switch for 199 S Sabouraud and Noire"'s radiometer . . . 432 Sagnac rays, prevention of 210 Sarcoma 473-477 Sciatica 98 Scleroderma 81 Screen method of localization 293 Secondary rays, prevention of 210 batteries: see accumulators Selection and installation of Rontgen ray apparatus 193-197 Selection and use of Crookes' vacuum tube for skiagraphy 208 Selenium photometer 439 Seminal emissions 95 Senile leg ulcers 457 Sensory system, electrical reactions of, 69 Series arrangement of cells 12 Shenton's method of localization .... 295 Sinusoidal current 42 Skiagrapher (medico-legal) how he should prepare for court 378-382 Skiagraphic examination of the heart, 324, 325 lungs 305-307 stomach 336-339 (See also fluoroscopy, rontgen- ography and telerontgenog- raphy). table 190 Skiagraphy 204, 205 immobilization of the part for. . . . 207 in dentistry 370 medico-legal, technic of 377, 378 plates for 207, 208 position and preparation of patient for 206 technic of medico-legal 377, 378 of renal 350, 351 Skin diseases 134, 503, 504 Skull, Rontgen rays in fracture of . . . 260 Sleep induced by electric currents . . 76-78 Slow labor 105 Small-pox, Finsen or red light treat- ment of 518-521 Solenoid, auto-conduction by the 127 Sources of electrical energy 11 Spermatorrhoea 95 Spinal muscular atrophy, chronic .... 99 Spleen, Rontgen rays in diagnosis of diseases of 346 Stabile method of current applica- tions 40 Static currents 29, 30 dosage 28 idiosyncrasy 27 polarity 26,27 Static machines accessories of 24-26 chain-holder 25 electrodes 24 Leyden jar 24 muffler 26 see influence machine advantages and disadvantages of, in rontgenography 198 of one-hundred-plates for ront- genography 174 theory of action of 20, 21 Stenosis of the cervical canal 105 of the pylorus 342 Stereo-fluoroscopy 233 Stereoscope of Brewster 239 Stereoscopic method of localization . . 297 Stereo-skiagrams, method of viewing, 239 Stereo-skiagraphy, advantages of , 240, 241 principles of 232 technic of 234-239 Sterility caused by the Rontgen rays, medico-legal aspect of 387 388, 412-414 Stomach, dilatation of 87 value of Rontgen rays in diagnosing shape, size and position of, 335-341 Storage battery (see also accumu- lator) 13-15 Street current 17 Stricture of the rectum 91 of the urethra (male) 91-93 Subinvolution 105 Subphrenic abscess 319 Sunlight, treatment with 514 (See also light.) Sweet's method of localization. . 284-289 INDEX. 539 Sycosis 79, 454 Synovitis 85 Syphilitic paralysis 98 Syringomyelia 278 Table, skiagraphic 190 Technic of dental skiagraphy . . . 370-372 Technic of fulguration 136, 137, 139 of medico-legal skiagraphy. . . . 377, 378 of renal skiagraphy 350-357 of Rontgen ray therapy 420-444 of stereo-skiagraphy 234-239 Tesla's high-frequency apparatus... 122 Telerontgenography 325-327 Theory of action of static (influence) machine 20, 21 of ions 49, 50 Therapeutic action as a result of dis- sociation 51 of light 513 Therapy (ionic) 49 Thermometric method for Rontgen ray dosage 441 Thermopiles 15, 17 Thoracic organs, diseases of, revealed by Rontgen ray negatives 228-230 fluoroscopic examinations of, 300-305 Thorax, tumors of 319 Thorium as a therapeutic agent . 508, 509 Tic douloureux 97 Time of exposure in rontgenography, 210 Tinea tonsurans 449-451 Tinnitus aurium 112-114 Toepler static (influence) machine ... 22 Torticollis 84 Trachoma 134, 487, 489 Transillumination of the stomach. . . . 339 Treatment of Rontgen ray dermati- tis 408-412 with blue light 521, 522 concentrated arc light 515 incandescent light 514, 515 radium and thorium 508, 509 sunlight 514 Triangulation method of localization, 297 Tube; see vacuum tube holders 191 Tuberculosis 129, 311-315, 477-482 Tuberculous arthritis . 277 Tumors and affections of the brain, 272-276 of the thorax 319 Types of cells 35 of influence or static machines. ... 19 of vacuum tubes 179, 180, 182, 184 U Ulcer, rodent 131 senile, of the leg 457 Units of electrical measurement 8 Ureteral calculi 353 Urethra, stricture of 91-93 Urethral caruncle 105 Urinary bladder, rontgenography of, after oxygen insufflation 359 Urine, incontinence of 95 V Vacua (partial), electrical discharges in 175 Vacuum tubes 184 blackening of 187 box-cover for 192 care of 187 construction of 180, 181 Crookes' 177-179, 208, 422 distance of 424, 425 electrostatic regeneration of 185 explosion of 188 hardening of 183 life of 188 mechanical regeneration of 184 modus operandi of 181 operated by osmosis 184 position of 424 in fluoroscopy 202 puncture of the anti-cathode. . 188 varieties or types of 179, 180 Varieties of induction coils 162-175 vacuum tubes 179, 180, 182, 184 Velocity of propagation of Rontgen rays 151 Vesical calculi 231, 357, 358 Visibility of the Rontgen rays 151 Volt, definition of 10 Voltaic alternatives in the treatment of retinal anaesthesia 115 Voltaic alternative method of current application 40 Vomiting 87 of pregnancy 105 Voss static (influence) machine 22 r»4o INDEX. W Wall cabinet 36 Watt, definition of 10 Wave current and high-frequency ap- paratus of Morton 30, 31 Wet and dry cells 35 Wheatstone's reflecting method in stereo-skiagraphy 239 Williams' fluorometer 438 Wimshurst's static (influence) ma- chine 19 Writer's camp 83 Xeroderma pigmentosum 455 X-ray or rays, action, apparatus, dermatitis, dos- age, etc., etc.; see Rontgen ray or rays, action, apparatus, der- matitis, dosage, etc., etc. X-ray coils; see induction coils negatives, photography; see radio- photography tubes; see vacuum tubes (See also terms indexed under fluoroscopy, rontgenography, Rontgen rays, and skiagraphy.) Z Zinc-mercury cataphoresis 47, 48 e University of California SOUTHERN REGIONAL LIBRARY FACILITY 405 Hilgard Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90024-1388 Return this material to the library from which M was borrowed. JUL 0 7 200 — CAYLORD PRINTED IN U-S ». 4 REGlO' 000 450 760 1 I CO CO WN100 } 5E K19r * I— 1910 Kassebian, Mihran Krikor. Rontgen rays and electro-therapeutics. 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