116. Gunshot wound, thigh 242 117. Gunshot wound, thigh 244 118. Gunshot wound, thigh 246 119. Gunshot wound, femur 248 120. Gunshot wound, femur 250 121. Gunshot wound, femur 252 122. Gunshot wound, femur 254 123. Gunshot wound, femur 256 124. Gunshot wound, femur 258 125. Gunshot wound, femur 260 126. Gunshot wound, femur 262 127. Gunshot wound, femur 264 128. Gunshot wound, knee 266 129. Gunshot wound, knee 268 130. Gunshot wound, knee 270 131. Gunshot wound, knee 272 132. Gunshot wound, knee 274 133. Gunshot wound, knee 276 134. Gunshot wound, knee 278 135. Gunshot wound, leg 280 136. Gunshot wound, leg 282 137. Gunshot fracture, tibia and fibula 284 138. Gunshot fracture, tibia and fibula 286 139. Gunshot fracture, tibia and fibula 288 140. Gunshot fracture, tibia and fibula 290 141. Gunshot fracture, tibia 292 142. Gunshot fracture, fibula 294 143. Gunshot fracture, fibula 296 144. Gunshot fracture, fibula 298 145. Gunshot fracture, fibula 300 146. Gunshot fracture, fibula 302 147. Gunshot fracture, fibula 304 148. Gunshot fracture, “Pott’s” 306 149. Gunshot wound, multiple, leg 308 150. Gunshot fracture, astragalus 310 151. Gunshot fracture, calcaneus 312 152. Gunshot wound, heel 314 153. Gunshot wound, heel 316 154. Gunshot wound, foot 318 155. Gunshot wound, foot 320 156. Gunshot wound, foot, multiple 322
157. Gunshot fracture, humerus 324 158. Gunshot fracture, ulna 326 159. Gunshot fracture, radius and ulna 328 160. Gunshot fracture, tibia and fibula 330 161. Amputation, knee 332 162. Excision, head of humerus 334
These roentgenograms are not presented as exhibiting a state of perfection in the art or method by which they were produced, although they show the results of some of the best and most modern apparatus of Europe employed in the hands of very skillful operators. Some plates are included which are indistinct and generally so unsatisfactory from a technical viewpoint as to be of little interest, if all of them were not intended to show the general character of the diagnostic assistance that the roentgenologist rendered the military surgeon in the base hospitals of Constantinople during the Turko-Balkan War.
The collection of these plates resulted from a systematic visiting of the hospitals of Constantinople in the winter of 1912-13, during the course of the first Balkan War, and including all of the military hospitals of the military zone, with the incidental purpose of selecting from the roentgenographic plates, which had been prepared wherever apparatus was installed, such examples of the roentgenography of gunshot wounds as might show characteristic lesions without relation to detailed clinical record.