The discovery of X-rays by Wilhelm Conrad Röntgen in 1895 sparked tremendous interest, and people worldwide, mainly physicists, teachers, pharmacists, electricians, photographers, and physicians, started using X-rays to take radiographs of human body parts, particularly the hands.X-rays were also used for therapy. Initially, they were used to treat skin lesions, and over time, techniques were developed to treat more profound abnormalities. Radium was also utilized for these purposes from 1904 onwards.This book will explore the evolution of radiology as a recognized medical specialty. We will delve into the early radiologists who initially lacked sufficient radiology skills and examine how proper training in radiology was eventually established. Additionally, we will focus on non-medical individuals who carried out radiological work, as well as the general and historical circumstances that influenced the development of the medical specialty of radiology. Scientific work with extensive footnotes and bibliography.

The Appendix Epics is a witty cartoon book about the history, life, and world of thought of the vermiform appendix... Indeed, that little reviled organ in your abdomen. You will read about the discovery of the vermiform appendix, about the respectless way this little organ has been treated over the centuries, and about its change of fate in recent years… Enjoy!

In this artistic book, multiple Digital Medical Art images and pictures are demonstrated,
straightforward, colourful designs with a subject related to Medicine. Creating these works gave us a lot of pleasure, positive energy, and satisfaction. Three styles and categories are included: Classic Designs, Anatomical Art, and Medical Mondranism, the latter referring to the works of renowned Dutch-American painter Piet Mondrian (1872-1944), one of the pioneers of 20th century Abstract Art. Enjoy!