Synopsis
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Présentation de l'éditeur
It was harder not to paint a detail than to paint it, easier to put in all that one can see than to judge what may go without saying, omit it and range the irreducible minima in due order of precedence. Hence we all lean towards prolixity. The difficulty lies in the nice appreciation of relative importances and in the giving each detail neither more nor less than its due. Bearing in mind the shortness of life and the comple.xity of affairs, it stands to reason that we owe most to him who packs our trunks for us, so to speak, most intelligently, neither omitting what we are likely to want, nor including what we can dispense with, and who, at the same time, arranges things so that they will travel most safely and be got at most conveniently. Samuel Butler. What the author has earnestly striven to do is to pack the kit of the student of Roentgenology with those principles of technique which will serve him best on the difficult road to the goal Roentgenological diagnosis and therapy. In this aim he has been guided by an experience in teaching extending over many years. The fundamental facts and theories relating to electricity and its application to the construction of the apparatus in use in a Roentgenological laboratory have been outlined in as concise and practical a form as possible. A clear comprehension of these principles is necessary for the correct use of such instruments. In his discussion of the technical methods, the author has sought to follow the ordinary sequence of activities involved in the making of a Roentgenological examination, omitting such theoretical considerations as have no direct practical bearing on the problem. It is impossible for the author to render full acknowledgment to all the sources which have aided him in the preparation of this volume. The clearest thought and its most lucid expression have been gathered wherever available
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