. The Roentgen rays in medicine and surgery as an aid in diagnosis and as a therapeutic agent : designed for the use of practitioners and students . FQ I^neuinonia. Fig. 105. F. G. Pneumonia on both sides. Cut of X-ray tracing. Signs more marked on leftside by X-rays than by auscultation and percussion ; more marked on both sides by fluorescent screenthan by X-ray photograph. (One-third life size.) pletely distended and solidified throughout; middle and lower lobeslightly increased in density. This patient entered the hospital on the fourth day of the physical signs indicated that
. The Roentgen rays in medicine and surgery as an aid in diagnosis and as a therapeutic agent : designed for the use of practitioners and students . FQ I^neuinonia. Fig. 105. F. G. Pneumonia on both sides. Cut of X-ray tracing. Signs more marked on leftside by X-rays than by auscultation and percussion ; more marked on both sides by fluorescent screenthan by X-ray photograph. (One-third life size.) pletely distended and solidified throughout; middle and lower lobeslightly increased in density. This patient entered the hospital on the fourth day of the physical signs indicated that pneumonia was present in the loiverpart of the right chest, below the second rib in front and the spine ofscapula behind. The only indication given by physical signs, however,was the harsh breathing. The resonance was good throughout. The physical examination was made on March 11, the X-ray exami- PNEUMONIA 173 nation on March 12, and the patient died on March 14. It is instruc-tive to compare the conditions found by the physical examination withthose found by X-ray examination and at the autopsy. It is evidentfrom these latter that the disease had been chie
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