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New Ideas for using X-Rays for Medical use WWI
Used in the British, French and Russian military hospitals the Kompact, apparatus, to find foreign bodies in wounded soldiers
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© Illustrated London News Ltd/Mary Evans
Apparatus Bullet Detect Detecting Diagram Diagrams Examinations Finding Foreign Ideas Machinery Operator Rays Scientific Telephone X Ray X Rays Imaging Radiograph
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This diagram from 1915, obtained from Mary Evans Prints Online, illustrates the innovative use of X-rays during the First World War for detecting foreign objects in wounded soldiers. The Kompact apparatus, employed in British, French, and Russian military hospitals, revolutionized medical examinations by providing quick and accurate diagnoses. The Kompact X-ray machine, a compact and portable version of the traditional X-ray equipment, was a game-changer in the medical field during the war. Operators could easily transport the apparatus to the battlefield or directly to the wards, enabling timely examinations and treatment for soldiers who had sustained injuries from bullets, shrapnel, or other foreign objects. The diagram showcases the various components of the Kompact apparatus, including the X-ray tube, focusing device, and the telephone, which allowed the operator to communicate with medical personnel while the examination was in progress. The image produced by the X-ray machine would reveal the location and extent of the foreign object, enabling surgeons to plan their surgical interventions with precision. New ideas for utilizing X-rays in medical applications continued to emerge during this period, and the Kompact apparatus was a significant contribution to the advancement of imaging technology in the military field. The use of X-rays not only improved the chances of survival for wounded soldiers but also paved the way for further developments in medical imaging and diagnostic techniques.
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