Founder Of Radiology [WORKING]

He held it up to the gaslight.

By February 1896, a New Jersey man used X-rays to locate a bullet in a boy’s wrist. By March, Thomas Edison was designing fluoroscopes. By May, a London doctor was calling it “radiography.” Röntgen refused to patent his discovery. He took no money. When the Kaiser offered him a title and an honorarium, he donated the money to the university. “My discovery belongs to the world,” he said. “I have only shown the way.” founder of radiology

“Fifteen minutes.”

“Hold your hand here,” he said, pointing to a photographic plate. “And do not move.” He held it up to the gaslight

On the evening of November 8, 1895, Wilhelm Röntgen asked his wife, Anna, to bring him lunch. ” he said