What you have
seen on previous pages did not result from the accidental
misuse of x-rays...it might be defined as an x-ray reflex in
dental practitioners, a stimulus-response which sometimes verges
on what we might call Rad Rage, "nobody's telling me how to
use x-rays!"You are looking at a very sick person
with a healthy looking sunburn...look at the eye and the ear
cartilage outlined through the skin...how did he get that sunburn
while working indoors? The sunburn appeared after prolonged 
x-ray exposures had been aimed at the patient's
eyes and head in a dental office. Somewhat upset, the victim
described this incident to another dentist, who thought it would
be fun to "copycat" the procedure. This time the
dentist left his imprint in the patient's retina. By pointing the
square x-ray beam directly at the patient's left eye (ref. page:
x-ray vision) the dentist produced a square hole causing a square
residual image and blind spot. As a detective would say, "
The perpetrator was unaware that he had left a print inside the
victim."
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