. Journal of radiology . Fig. 9.—Gallbladder filled with stones. Third. Acute intra-abdominallesions. Fourth. Acute pulmonary le-sions, such as pnemonia. We must remember that theadoption of this method is compar-atively recent, and that furtherimprovements in conditions ormethods of technique may befound later, which will render thismethod much more useful. Even,however, if no improvements weremade, the method has proven ofsufficient usefulness to be firmlyestablished as an addition to thearmamentorium of radiologicalmethods. The institution of thismethod opens up many possibili-ties for inve
. Journal of radiology . Fig. 9.—Gallbladder filled with stones. Third. Acute intra-abdominallesions. Fourth. Acute pulmonary le-sions, such as pnemonia. We must remember that theadoption of this method is compar-atively recent, and that furtherimprovements in conditions ormethods of technique may befound later, which will render thismethod much more useful. Even,however, if no improvements weremade, the method has proven ofsufficient usefulness to be firmlyestablished as an addition to thearmamentorium of radiologicalmethods. The institution of thismethod opens up many possibili-ties for investigation among radi-ologists, and some of these willbe dealt with in a future PNEUMOPERITONEUM—SANTE
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