Wilhelm Conrad Röntgen and the discovery of X-rays: Revisited after centennial

Knowledge of radiation protection among radiology professionals and students: A medical college-based study

“…Ever since the discovery of X-rays by Wilhelm Conrad Roentgen in 1985, the use of ionizing radiation in the field of medicine has been rapidly increasing, which is attributable to recent advancements in imaging technology, that are promising in solving wide array of clinical problems [ 1 , 2 ]. While the use of ionizing radiation has revolutionized the medical field, it is a double-edged sword since it is a potential source of health hazard [ 3 ].…”

Medical Imaging: From Roentgen to the Digital Revolution, and Beyond

“…Roentgen’s discovery set in motion a revolution in medical diagnosis that continues to this day. 1 Because X-ray absorption is dependent on density, a clear picture was created by marked X-ray absorption by bones, but less so by soft tissues and even less by fatty tissue. Using modern jargon, Roentgen’s discovery went “viral” within days.…”

Body Mass Index role in Lumbar Sacrum Spine Anterio-Posterior and Lateral Radiography by adjusting the radiation exposure factor mAs & kVp to avoid unnecessary radiation dose in patient- An Observational Study

“…Discovery of X-Rays tremendously changed the medicine world and worked as eye opener for each clinician & surgeon. As technology get going improved day by day, as the quality of X-Ray images getting improved (1) . In New Delhi India, the 1 st X-Ray equipment was installed at Lady Hardinge hospital in 1918 and a radiology department was established in 1923 in the hospital (2) .…”