Radium, its physics and therapeutics / [Dawson Turner].

  • Turner, Dawson (Dawson Fyers Duckworth)
Date:
1911
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Credit: Radium, its physics and therapeutics / [Dawson Turner]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    AOTINIUM, 4, 81 Active deposit, 14 Alpha particles, 6 Analgesic action ot radium, 74, 83 Angiomas, 47 Apparatus for obtaining emana- tion, 26 Applicators of radium, 18 Arthralgia, 82 : Arthritis, 82 Bareat, 33 Barkla, C. J., 24 Barling, Gilbert, 38 Baths containing emanation, 29, 83 Beaujard, 75 Becquerel, Henri, 1 Bémont, 3 Beta particles, 8 Butcher, Deane, 77 Cancers, 54 deep-seated, 65 histological changes produced in, 37, 38 Cathcart, C. W., 59 Cathode stream, 8 Cheloids, 72 Chevrier, 57 Claude, Dr., 81, 82 Containers of radium, 18 Corneal ulcers, 78 Crocker, Radcliffe, 29, 31 Crookes, Sir W., 8 Crossed-fire method, 31 Curies, 3 Danyzs, 35 Davidson, Mackenzie, 76, 77 Debierne, 3, 4 Decay of radio-activity, 13 Degrais, Dr. See Wickham Dermatitis, X-ray, 76 Destructive action of radium, 33 Discovery of radio-activity, 2 of radium, 3 Diseases in which radium is of service, 41 Dominici, Dr., 33, 46, 63, 65, 6 Dosage of radium, 21, 23 Duration of application, 25 Earths, radio-active, 81 Effects of radio-active bodies, 5 Electrons, 9 Electroscope, 22 Emanation, 13 how obtained, 26 uses of, 27, 81 Emulsion of radium, 30 Episcleritis, 78 Epithelioma, 54, 67 Equilibrium, radio-active, 13 Exposures, length of, 23, 25 Eye, diseases of, 77 Fabre, Mme., 79 Fluorescence, 21 Gamma rays, 10 Gaucher, Professor, 64 Giesel, Professor, 3 ° Gonorrheal rheumatism, 82 Gout, 29 Guyenot, Dr., 82 Gynecology, radium in, 79 Heat production by radio-active bodies, 5 Helium, 6 Histological changes produced by radium, 33 Hypopyon, 78 Immunization by radium, 38, 56 Inclusion of radium in tumours, 32, 56, 59, 63, 65 Ionization, 5 Jordan’s method of using the emanation, 27 Keratitis, 78 Leucoplakia, 68 Life-history of radium, 15 Liver, effect of radium on, 35 London’s experiments, 34 Lowenthal’s conclusions, 29