La prensa y los rayos X en México a finales del siglo XIX.

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Title:	La prensa y los rayos X en México a finales del siglo XIX.
Alternate Title:	The press and the X-rays n Mexico at the end of the XIX century.
Authors:	de Alba-Quintanilla, Fernando¹, de Alba-Guevara, Carlos A.², Casian-Castellanos, Gustavo A.³
Source:	Anales de Radiologia, Mexico. Jul/Aug2020, Vol. 19 Issue 3, p246-261. 16p.
Abstract (English):	The first information regarding of the X rays we have documentation appeared in the newspaper of Mexico City La Patria on January 24 of 1896. After that the information spread by the press of Mexico City was extense, trustworthy and enough to (with the right equipment) reproduce the experiments realized by Roentgen, perform fluoroscopy and also obtain a radiography. This was how in March 8 of 1896, the newspaper El Universal published that Dr. Roberto Jofre was already performing radiographic experiments in his medical electricity facility. We don't have evidence of the first's experiments. The first x rays known performed by Dr. Roberto Jofre were shown in a lecture on August 3 of 1896. The possibility that the professor Luis G. Leon early performed experiments with the X rays is open but we don't have the evidence. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
Abstract (Spanish):	La primera información acerca de los rayos X que hemos encontrado apareció el 24 de enero de 1896 en el diario de la Ciudad de México La Patria. A partir de esa fecha, la información que difundió la prensa de la Ciudad de México acerca de los rayos X fue extensa, exacta y suficiente para que, contando con el equipo necesario, se llegaran a reproducir los experimentos realizados por Roentgen y, con ello, poder realizar la fluoroscopia y obtener una radiografía. Fue así que, el 8 de marzo de 1896 el diario El Universal menciona que el Dr. Roberto Jofre ya estaba realizando estudios radiográficos experimentales en su Gabinete de Electricidad Médica. De estos primeros experimentos no tenemos ninguna evidencia. Las primeras radiografías conocidas fueron realizadas por el Dr. Roberto Jofre y mostradas en una conferencia el 3 de agosto de 1896. Queda abierta la posibilidad de que el Profesor Luis G. León también hubiera realizado tempranamente experimentos con los rayos X. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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Abstract:	The first information regarding of the X rays we have documentation appeared in the newspaper of Mexico City La Patria on January 24 of 1896. After that the information spread by the press of Mexico City was extense, trustworthy and enough to (with the right equipment) reproduce the experiments realized by Roentgen, perform fluoroscopy and also obtain a radiography. This was how in March 8 of 1896, the newspaper El Universal published that Dr. Roberto Jofre was already performing radiographic experiments in his medical electricity facility. We don't have evidence of the first's experiments. The first x rays known performed by Dr. Roberto Jofre were shown in a lecture on August 3 of 1896. The possibility that the professor Luis G. Leon early performed experiments with the X rays is open but we don't have the evidence. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
ISSN:	16652118
DOI:	10.24875/ARM.19000044