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Short description

X-ray apparatus, A.G. Ritter, 1900-1925
Object number

V09013
Object name

X-ray apparatus for dentist
Creator

Ritter; Durlach/Baden (Maker)‎
Production date

1905 - 1915
Inscription

"X-RAY MACHINE MANIFACTURED BY RITTER A.G. DURLACH/BADEN GERMANY"
Description

2 losse onderdelen. Met handleiding
Dimensions
Background information

Completely by accident Wilhelm Conrad Röntgen discovered a mysterious kind of light with remarkable properties on the 8th of November 1895, in the afternoon. It went straight through watery structures such as organic material, bone tissue being an obstruction. X-rays soon made their entry into medicine. Concealed organs, fractures and internal injuries could now be photographed. The first X-ray machines were large and heavy. Soon, however, machines were introduced that were less awkward to handle.
Documentation

De mens als machine, Nederlandse bijdragen aan de medische techniek, 1850-1950, pag. 17
Subject

10.4.0.2.1 Physical analysis and diagnosis (subject)
10.7 Dentistry (subject)
Durlach; Germany (geography)
Baden-Baden; Germany (geography)
Location

depot

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