Rectification of Erroneous Chronological Dating of Three Anecdotal Events Occurring in the Early History of Radiology in Berlin.

The authors define corrected dates of three remarkable events of early history of radiology in Berlin, which have been wrongly reported in the literature. Compiled evidence from contemporary newspaper publications demonstrates that Röntgen delivered his lecture to kaiser William II on 12 January 1896. Paul Spies gave a lecture on Röntgen rays to the Reichstag on 13 February 1896.

Anticoagulant Treatment of a Thrombosed Giant Portal Vein Aneurysm.

Anticoagulation is advised in thrombosed portal vein aneurysm (PVA) without portal hypertension.

Father and Son Jointly Announced the Discovery of Röntgen Rays in Two Consecutive Press Articles - Revisited.

It is generally omitted that the press article announcing the discovery of Röntgen rays on the 5 of January 1896 was followed by a second article published two days later in the same Viennese newspaper under the same heading. While the initial article was composed hastily by the editor in a journalistic style and contained no information on the nature of the new rays, the second publication was partly composed by the son of the editor, a physicist, who informed on some of the basic physical properties of the Röntgen rays.

Traumatic Atlanto-Axial Rotatory Fixation.

In atlanto-axial rotatory fixation, CT in neutral position typically shows rotation of C1 on C2. Upon head rotation, atlas and axis rotate as one unit.