. A manual of electro-static modes of application, therapeutics, radiography, and radiotherapy . Fis- 7- mal tissue does not occur under the last-named conditions ifraying is discontinued; (9) that patients become less tolerantto the rays during prolonged courses of treatment; (10) that TREATMENT OF SARCOMA AND CARCINOMA. 249 long periods of time are essential in some cases to effect acure or determine a failure. Another case is shown in Figs. 7 and 8, which is evidence ofthe remarkable effect upon the superficial structures in cancers. Fig. 8. of the face. The patient, Mr. T., was referred to
. A manual of electro-static modes of application, therapeutics, radiography, and radiotherapy . Fis- 7- mal tissue does not occur under the last-named conditions ifraying is discontinued; (9) that patients become less tolerantto the rays during prolonged courses of treatment; (10) that TREATMENT OF SARCOMA AND CARCINOMA. 249 long periods of time are essential in some cases to effect acure or determine a failure. Another case is shown in Figs. 7 and 8, which is evidence ofthe remarkable effect upon the superficial structures in cancers. Fig. 8. of the face. The patient, Mr. T., was referred to my clinic byDr. Sharp with diagnosis of adeno-carcinoma, involving theturbinated bones and other structures in the posterior first photograph was taken on the day following the firstexposure, and the other at the expiration of five weeks with the 250 STATIC ELECTRICITY. result as shown. The prognosis in this case, however, whichis still under treatment, is unfavorable, as in all cases in whichthe bones are involved. Cancer of the larynx, according to the records of treat-ment and results to the present time, has been favorable sofar as partial or temporary improvement is concerned, but inmost cases the final results have not been so favorable aswould be hoped. The difficulties to overcome in makingexposures to the larynx are due to the intervening cartilagesand possibly other features in the structure of the larynx,which necessitates a degree of exposure which, when madeover the larynx, seriously affects the skin befo
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