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Abstract
There has been much recent progress in reducing radiation hazards and in increasing
the quality of roentgenograms. New techniques associated with this progress have created
problems directly related to angulating the x-ray machine. A device which solves some
of the problems concerned with angulation and centering of the x-ray beam has been
described in this article.
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A Practical Manual on the Medical and Dental Use of X-rays, Bulletin sponsored by the American College of Radiology and the A. D. A.
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© 1959 Published by Elsevier Inc.
