Preliminary report on the therapeutic possbilities of the Coolidge tube / by Lewis Gregory Cole, M.D., Professsor of Roentgenology to Cornell University Medical College, New YorkLewis Gregory Cole · First published 1914Open the Tome
Pneumoconiosis (silicosis); the story of dusty lungsLewis Gregory Cole · First published 1940Open the Tome
Radiologic exploration of the mucosa of the gastro-intestinal tractLewis Gregory Cole · First published 1934Open the Tome
The gastric motor phenomena demonstrated with the projecting kinetoscopeLewis Gregory Cole · First published 1912Open the Tome
The detection of pure cholesterine gall-stones by the Roentgen raysLewis Gregory Cole · First published 1915Open the Tome
The negative and positive diagnosis of cancer of the gastrointestinal tractLewis Gregory Cole · First published 1915Open the Tome
Negative diagnosis of surgical lesions of the stomach and capLewis Gregory Cole · First published 1914Open the Tome
Note on the diagnostic and therapeutic value of the Coolidge tubeLewis Gregory Cole · First published 1914Open the Tome
Relation of lesions of the small intestine to the stomach and cap as observed roentgenologicallyLewis Gregory Cole · First published 1914Open the Tome
The Röntgenographic diagnosis of gall-stones and cholecystitisLewis Gregory Cole · First published 1914Open the Tome
An X-ray table for serial and stereoscopic radiography and fluoroscopyLewis Gregory Cole · First published 1913Open the Tome
Serial radiography of the stomach and duodenum ...Lewis Gregory Cole · First published 1912Open the Tome
The value of serial radiography in gastro-intestinal diagnosisLewis Gregory Cole · First published 1912Open the Tome
Artificial dilation of the duodenum for radiographic examinationLewis Gregory Cole · First published 1911Open the Tome
Radiography of the kidneys inflated with air or gasLewis Gregory Cole · First published 1910Open the Tome
