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This is what I did with a good portion of my weekend after crashing the mountain bike on a steep/rocky/root-strewn descent at high speed.
This X-ray shows two dental implants (bridge not yet in place). You can find the technical details behind this photo (and others) at EE HomePage.com Cover Photos.
Notice the white line the arrows point to. That's the fracture. It's supposed to look like the bone next to it, nice and solid.
My xray from yesterday 8-20-2007 softball injury. See anything?
normal swollen version:
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Findings: There is a small calcification along the volar aspect of the base of the distal phalanx which may represent a chronic finding. However I cannot entirely rule out the possibility of a small acute avulsion fracture. No additional displaced fractures are identified. There is no evidence of dislocation.
I had an X-ray done a year ago. The doctor says I DON'T have arthritis which is a relief to know. My younger brother will have both of his knees replaced because of arthritis.
Gates in Hanbury Street, east London, that were the entrance to part of the Truman Brewery, now painted in the style of a lower torso xray
A vacuum tube behind a phosphor screen makes it glow green from the X-rays it's emitting - it's being powered by several thousand volts in this photo.
A picture of the vacuum tube shows its orientation under the large phosphor screen.
The emitted X-rays are not at all evenly emitted - tricky to get good photos from this.
I wanted to check the emitted rays were in fact X-rays - so I put my finger between the vacuum tube and the phosphor screen.
It faintly showed what looked like the bone in the tip of my finger. The bone gets "thicker" towards the top due to the emitter being so close to my finger.
Great result! It's time to construct a simple stand to make some of my first X-ray images.
Last year I broke my ankle. It finally got better.
A month ago I fractured the same ankle in two places. The Dr gave me a boot which I have worn religiously ever since to try and help it.
I had X-Rays and an MRI done this past week and have now been told that I have several pieces of broken cartilage floating around my foot. There is a LOT of swelling and bruising and for that to go down so that the Dr can operate, I have to stay OFF MY FOOT COMPLETELY.
FOR A MONTH.
That is practically impossible. I have waaaaay too much to do to stay off it. I have no clue how I'm going to manage that!
A newspaper clipping taped to the inside of a camera manual.
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