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Mobile x-ray unit

The mobile x-ray ambulance used for the second radiological examination of King George carried out Dr H Graham Hogson. The x-ray unit was equipped with a darkroom

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Ambulance Carried Equipped Examination Graham Mobile Unit 15th 1928 Dark Room Radiological


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This photograph depicts the Mobile X-ray Unit, a historical artifact from the early 20th century, that played a pivotal role in the medical care of King George V during his second radiological examination in December 1928. The image shows Dr. Graham Hogson, a renowned radiologist, attending to the monarch inside the mobile unit. The innovative mobile x-ray ambulance was imported specifically for this purpose, equipped with advanced technology including an x-ray machine and a darkroom for developing the images on the spot. The year was 1928, and the use of mobile x-ray units was still a novelty. This particular unit, with its sleek design and compact size, was a testament to the technological advancements of the time. The ability to transport the x-ray equipment directly to the patient's location offered significant advantages over traditional methods, reducing the need for lengthy hospital stays and increasing the efficiency of diagnoses. King George V, who had been suffering from a lung infection, was the first British monarch to undergo an x-ray examination while in office. The mobile unit allowed for the examination to be carried out discreetly and with minimal disruption to the royal schedule. The successful examination marked a turning point in the use of mobile x-ray units in medical care, paving the way for their widespread adoption in the years to come. This photograph, taken during this significant moment in history, offers a glimpse into the past, showcasing the intersection of medical innovation and royal tradition. The image is a poignant reminder of the advancements in medical technology and the dedication of medical professionals, who continue to provide exceptional care to their patients.

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