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Kemerink, G.J., Haeseker, B. , van Engelshoven, J.M.A., Simon, K.J. ((2015)
Nederlandse ‘röntgenmartelaren’ Memorad,20 (3), 25-33 |
The text discusses the historical neglect of radiation protection for early radiologists, leading to severe health consequences, including skin damage and cancer, and highlights the lack of recognition for Dutch victims in the 'Ehrenbuch der Röntgenologen und Radiologen aller Nationen'.
Dutch victims described are: Rustenburg, De Wever, Zuster Juliana, Roelofs, Weinberg, Schoemaker and Van Heusden |
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Kemerink, G. J., Kütterer, G., Wright, A., Jones, F., Behary, J., Hofman, J. A. M., & Wildberger, J. E. (2017).
Over elektrocutie in de vroege radiologie en de ontwikkeling van elektrisch veilige röntgentoestellen Memorad, 22(4), 16–19. |
The history of electrical safety in early radiology reveals that while electrical shocks were common, they rarely resulted in serious consequences until the introduction of transformers, which increased the risk of fatal accidents.
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Kemerink, G. J., Kütterer, G., Kicken, P. J., van, E. J. M. A., Simon, K. J., & Wildberger, J. E. (2019)
The skin dose of pelvic radiographs since 1896. Insights into Imaging 10 39, 2-12 |
The study reconstructs skin doses for pelvic radiography from 1896 to 2018, highlighting significant variability in dose due to differences in X-ray systems and practices over time.
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This article provides a short historical overview of the treatment of fungal diseases of the head with emphasis on epilation and the subsequent preference for radiotherapeutic treatment
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Rosenbusch, G., & A. de Knecht- van Eekelen. (2019).
Wilhelm Conrad Röntgen: The Birth of Radiology. Springer Verlag |
Wilhelm Conrad Röntgen's discovery of X rays in 1895 marked a significant breakthrough in medical science, leading to rapid advancements in radiology and various applications beyond medicine. Additional topics discussed in this book are: - The impact of World War I on scientific research - The evolution of radiological techniques - The historical context of German universities in the 19th century
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The cryptoscope, a portable fluoroscope from the early radiology era, was significant in military medicine for its use in bullet and shrapnel removal, and its development involved various inventors and adaptations over time
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Original photographs of Röntgen's discovery were found in the Lorentz archive at the Teylers Museum, highlighting the historical significance of these early X-ray images
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The rediscovery of the original prints of radiographs sent by W.C. Roentgen to H.A. Lorentz in 1896 provides significant insights into the early understanding and dissemination of X-ray technology
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Zonneveld, F.W. en K.J. Simon (2020)
8e ISHRAD-SYMPOSIUM: Stilstaan bij de markante uitvinder van de CT-scanner Memorad 2020 25 (1) 30-31 |
The symposium commemorated Godfrey N. Hounsfield, the inventor of the CT scanner, highlighting his contributions and the advancements in radiology technology since its inception.
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The boloscope, developed during World War II, revolutionized the intra-operative localization and removal of foreign bodies using X-ray technology, significantly improving surgical efficiency and safety.
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Simon, K.j. (2020)
Ontdekking X-stralen: serendipiteit of doelgericht? Thinking outside the box .Memorad, 25(4), 21-22, 2020. |
The discovery of X-rays by Röntgen is often considered a classic example of serendipity, but this article argues that it was a deliberate and goal-oriented experiment rather than a chance finding.
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Zonneveld, F.W., Hofman, J. A., Rosenbusch, G,, Simon, K. J., Kütterer, G and,Kemerink, G. J. (2020)
Wat voorafging aan de Metalix van Albert Bouwers Memorad, 25(4), 23-28, 2020. |
The text discusses the development and evolution of various types of ion tubes, particularly focusing on the advancements in radiation shielding and the contributions of several key figures in the field.
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Zonneveld, Frans W., Hofman, Jan A. M., Rosenbusch, Gerd J.F.,, Simon, K.ornelis J., Kütterer, Gerhard and,Kemerink, G.errit J
Self-protecting X-ray tubes designed before Albert Bouwers’ Metalix tube (1924) The Invisible Light, 48(May), 12-27 |
The article discusses the historical development of self-protecting X-ray tubes, particularly focusing on the innovations introduced by Albert Bouwers and others in the early 20th century.
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The archangel Michael was officially recognized as the patron saint of radiologists in 1939, symbolizing the intersection of faith and the medical profession during challenging times.
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Vellenga, C.J. (2021)
Wetenschappelijke promotie: vroeg, laat, of helemaal niet? Memorad 26 (2( 22-23 |
A scientific promotion is not necessary for becoming a radiologist, and individuals may choose to pursue it at different stages of their careers, with some doing so early, others after retirement, and some not at all. Additional topics are discussed in the document
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Zonneveld, F.W. (2021)
De CT-technologie viert zijn vijftigste verjaardag Memorad, 26(2), 38-39, 2021. |
The text discusses the 50th anniversary of the CT scanner, highlighting its historical milestones and significant contributions to radiology and medicine.
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Wilhelm Conrad Röntgen, who grew up in Apeldoorn, made a groundbreaking discovery of X-rays in 1895, which significantly transformed medicine, and efforts have been made to honor his legacy through the establishment of a Röntgen Museum in Apeldoorn.
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Tjalsma, E.J. De eerste publicaties van veterinaire röntgenopnames in Nederland
Memorad, 26(3), 33-35, 2021. |
The first veterinary X-ray photos in the Netherlands were produced with equipment from the Utrecht clinic for Small Pets and published after 1923
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Carl Wilhelm Bollaan, a significant yet overlooked figure in radiology, co-founded the Dutch Society for Radiology in 1901 and made notable contributions to electrotherapy and radiology.
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Bröker, F. (2021)
Röntgen in woord en beeld onthuld in Gelre ziekenhuizen Apeldoorn Memorad 26 (4) 12-13 |
The unveiling of informative history walls about Wilhelm Conrad Röntgen at Gelre hospitals in Apeldoorn commemorates the 125th anniversary of the discovery of X-rays and aims to raise awareness of Röntgen's connection to the city.
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Carl Withelm Bollaan was a pioneer in radiotherapy and light therapy in the Netherlands, significantly contributing to the treatment of skin diseases like lupus vulgaris and skin cancer in the early 20th century.
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Simon, K.J. en F.W. Zonneveld (2022)
Wordt het geen tijd voor de Pieter Hendrik Eijkman prijs? Memorad 27 (2) 21-23 |
Pieter Hendrik Eijkman was a pioneering Dutch radiologist whose innovative contributions to stereoradiography and clinical radiology were significant yet largely overlooked, warranting recognition such as the proposed Pieter Hendrik Eijkman prize.
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R.J. Simon en F.W. Zonneveld (2022)De opkomst van de thoraxfoto voor de tuberculosediagnostiek: een moeizame weg
Memorad 27 (3) 23-27 |
The text discusses the historical significance of the thorax X-ray in tuberculosis diagnosis, highlighting the contributions of key figures like Johan Schut and Karel Frederik Wenckebach in the development of radiological techniques in the early 20th century.
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Simon, K.J. en Zonneveld F.W. (2022)
Een fysicus met pernicieuze anemie. Het korte leven van de talentvolle Cornelis Wind Memorad, 27(4), 30-33, 2022. |
Cornelis Harm Wind, a physicist, significantly contributed to the understanding of X-rays and their applications in medicine, despite facing skepticism and challenges in his career, ultimately leading to his untimely death from a condition likely related to his work with ionizing radiation.
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Simon, K.J. , Zonneveld, F.W. (2023)
Een scherpe waarneming en haar gevolgen MemoRad, 28(1), 34-5, 2023. |
The painting 'The Anatomy Lesson of Dr. Nicolaes Tulp' by Rembrandt is not a scientific illustration and contains anatomical inaccuracies, as highlighted by Wertheim Salomonson and confirmed by a 2006 study.
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The text discusses the historical use of radium in medical treatments, particularly in the spa town of Rockanje, highlighting its applications, the challenges faced in its adoption, and the contributions of notable figures like Hermine Folmer. The role of women in early radiological research, Challenges in the adoption of new medical treatments
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The text highlights the contributions of Dutch radiologist-composers, particularly focusing on Johan Wertheim Salomonson and his musical works, while also mentioning other contemporary radiologist-composers.
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The text discusses the phenomenon of 'bone music' in the Eastern Bloc, where banned Western music was clandestinely recorded on used X-ray films due to a shortage of vinyl records
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Simon, K. J. (2023).
Dr. dr. J.Th. van der Werff. Wiskundige en radioloog. Deel 1. IMemorad 28, (4), 20–23 |
Van der Werff's work emphasizes the need for a mathematical framework to understand the complex interactions of radiation with living organisms, moving beyond the limitations of the Treffer theory.
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Van der Werff, despite his significant contributions to radiology and nuclear medicine, was never appointed as a professor, which reflects the challenges he faced in his career due to institutional and personal biases
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Simon, K.J. (2024)
Thinking outside the box. Was Roentgen’s discovery serendipitous or purposeful? (Vertaling van het artikel uit 2020) https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17064806 |
Roentgen's discovery of X-rays was a purposeful experiment rather than a serendipitous accident, as he was actively searching for invisible radiation based on prior research
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Simon, K.I. (2024).
Een moeizame overgang naar de moderne radiologie (gerectificeerd). Memorad 29 (2) 32–34 |
The transition to modern radiology in the 1970s faced challenges due to conservatism and financial constraints, despite the introduction of technologies like CT and ultrasound.
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The establishment of radiology at the Leids Universitair Medisch Centrum (LUMC) faced significant delays and challenges, with the first radiological thesis in the Netherlands being completed only after many years of advocacy and development.
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Simon, K.J. (2024).
Nieuwe 'inzichten' in de jaren zeventig. (Uit de geschiedenis van de radiologie in Nederland). Memorad 29 (4), 31–34). |
The text discusses the historical development and significance of CT and ultrasound imaging in radiology, highlighting the transition from classical radiological techniques to modern imaging methods.
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Simon, K. J. (2024).
A forgotten letter from Roentgen. A discharge tube designed by Prof. Roentgen and the Lenard issue. Zenodo. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.10607619 |
A forgotten letter from Roentgen reveals that he likely used a modified Lenard tube to demonstrate X-rays to Emperor Wilhelm II, shedding light on the controversy surrounding the type of tube used in his discovery.
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Simon, K. J. (2024).
Letters from Charlotte C. Frowein, mother of W.C. Röntgen to Mrs. Gunning and a thank you letter from Röntgen to the Gunning family. Translation from Dutch and German. Zenodo. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.10578009 |
The correspondence between Wilhelm Conrad Röntgen's mother and the Gunning family provides insight into Röntgen's early life and his relationship with his parents, highlighting their support during his academic career.
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Simon, K.J.(2025)
De periode1950-1980: expansie binnen en buiten het radiologisch werkveld. Memorad 30 (1_ 47-50 |
The period from 1950 to 1980 saw significant expansion in the field of radiology, marked by an increase in practitioners, procedures, and medical publications, despite challenges such as a shortage of radiologists and capacity issues in healthcare facilities.
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Simon. K.J. ,en Zonneveld, F.W. (2025)
Unieke en uitgebreide schenking van historisch erfgoed. Memorad, 30, (2) 40-41 |
The donation of a vast collection of historical radiology literature to the Centrum voor Radiologisch Erfgoed (CRE) is a significant addition that will aid future research and understanding of the history of radiology.
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Simon, K. J. (2025). De technologisering van het ziektebeeld. In Memorad, Vol. 30, Nummer 4, pp. 24–26
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The text discusses the evolution of medical practice under the influence of physics and technology, emphasizing the shift from bedside medicine to hospital medicine and the increasing role of diagnostic tools and information technology in patient care. The changing relationship between doctor and patient is also addressed.
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