This page highlights the different editions of Volume 10.
The descriptions are a summary taken from the article, Bibliography of Green Books in Print, 1906-1985.
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Text on chiropractic spinography. 1st ed. Ernest Archibald
Thompson.1918
Text on chiropractic spinography. 2nd ed. Ernest Archibald Thompson. Davenport, IA: the author, 1919. illus.; tables; 194 pp. Volume 10 on spine. Table of Contents pp. 7. Index pp. 191-194. Frontpiece: E.A. Thompson.
This 1919 second edition text deals with the use of X-ray and its application to the study of spinal segments and their juxtaposition. Included are sections on X-ray discovery, physical properties, protection, plate reading, equipment, physics, patient placement, and developing procedures.
Text on chiropractic spinography. 3rd ed. Ernest Archibald Thompson. Davenport, IA: the author, 1921. illus.; tables; 346 pp. Volume 10 on spine. Table of Contents pp. 5-7. Index pp. 343-348.
This is a 1921 revision of the 1919 second edition with new material on subjects previously covered, particularly on X-ray equipment, physics, and body exposures.
Text on chiropractic spinography. 4th ed. Ernest Archibald Thompson. Davenport, IA: the author 1923. illus.; tables: 426 pp. Volume 10 on spine. Table of Contents pp. 7-11. Index pp. 421-426.
This is a 1923 revision of the 1921 third edition with a more in-depth application of X-ray to the spine and chiropractic. Included is new material on equipment, physics, protection, and exposures.
Different editions/printings: 1918, 1919, 1921 and 1923.