Cañada
Resources on the History of Medical X-rays
Come on in and use the resources listed below that
have been put on reserve for your class!
Resources on reserve can be used in the Library for a period of two hours. In addition, there is a photocopy machine that you may use to copy resources you would like to take home.
The Library phone number is
Email: pattersond@smccd.edu
Hours:
Mon – Thurs:
Friday:
Sat – Sun: Closed
Books
Alder, Robert E. Medical firsts :
from Hippocrates to the human genome.
Kevles, Bettyann.
Naked to the bone : medical imaging in the twentieth
century.
McClafferty, Carla Killough. The head bone’s connected to the neck bone : the weird, wacky, and wonderful x-ray.
Mould, Richard F. A century of x-rays and radioactivity in medicine : with emphasis on photographic records of the
early years.
Mulcahy, Robert. Medical technology : inventing the instruments.
Articles
These articles have been compiled and are on Reserve in the Library. Ask for the black binder called History of X-Rays at the front desk.
Assmus, Alexi. Early history of x-rays. Beam Line, summer 1995.
Farmelo, Graham. The discovery of x-rays.
Scientific American, 0036-8733,
Guy, Jean. The X factor in X-rays : (researchers suffered health consequences). History Today, v45. n11 (Nov. 1995) : pp9(4).
Hessenbruch, Arne. A brief history of x-rays. Endeavour, December 2002, Vol. 26, issue 4, pp 137-141.
Linton, Otha W. and Joseph Marasco. Radiology: a century of progress. World Health, May-June 1995, v. 48, n3 : pp4(1).
Nolan, Daniel
J. 100 years of x rays: they turned medicine inside out. British Medical
Journal,
“Wilhelm Conrad
ROntgen.” Notable Scientists: From 1900 to the present.
Gale Group 2001. Reproduced in
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