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< 1 of 1 > Back Dr MacIntyre's X-Ray Film and X-Ray Cabinet - Some early medical technologyThese two short films edited together firstly feature the first X-ray cinematograph film ever taken (of a frog's knee) filmed at Glasgow Royal Infirmary by Dr John Macintyre and shown at the London Royal Society. The second part of the film shows the movement in the stomach after Bismuth Meal. We then see a shot of a man behind an x-ray screen on which his x-ray is clearly visible. Another man sits on a chair to the right of the screen.
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Activities:Health and Wellbeing / Science: What advances have been made in scanning and screening medical technology since the film was made? Science / Health and Wellbeing: How were X-Rays discovered? What potential dangers do they have? Health and Wellbeing: What happens to food in your tummy? Health and Wellbeing / Science: What job does the heart do in the body? Can you find your pulse? How many times does your heart beat in a minute/day/week/year? Health and Wellbeing / ICT / English: Watch the clip followed by 'Health of a City - (clip 2)'. Create a multi-media presenation/talk/diagram/film on the importance of x-rays. Record detailsTo search for related items, click any highlighted text below.
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