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IN spite of many obstacles, medical technique in the application of Rontgen rays has made steady progress during recent years. But there still remain certain primary difficulties which are often a source of hindrance and confusion. The demand for a more trustworthy method of working than exists to-day is the natural outcome of wider radio-therapeutic experience, but what is required above all is an accurate means of measuring the output of the tube.
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PHILLIPS, C. Modern Forms of Rontgen-ray Tubes . Nature 93, 270–272 (1914). https://doi.org/10.1038/093270a0
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