A draft of polish radiology history
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history, radiologyAbstract
The 110th anniversary of X-ray discovery and its application in multiple fields of medical diagnostics, but not only, causes to recall the beginnings of this historical discovery as well as development of radiological methods and techniques on Polish ground and considering local patriotism also its southeastern part, that is in the region of city of Rzeszów
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