Frederic N Silverman
Biographic Data
| ID | 5206098 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Frederic N Silverman |
| GIVEN NAMES | Frederic N |
| FAMILY NAME | Silverman |
| SIGNATURE | SILVERMAN F N |
| AFFILIATIONS | Antioch College |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 29 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 5 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1955 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1975 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Thickness of the normal skull in the American blacks and whites
Normal skull thickness has been measured in a general hospital population of 300 blacks and 200 whites in America. In both groups, there is a rapid increase in skull thickness during the first two decades of life, followed by a small uniform increase reaching a peak in the fifth and sixth decades. The sex differences are variable, but in certain age groups the females in both races have significantly thicker parietal and occipital bones than thei…
Skin dosages in radiation‐sparing techniques for the laboratory and field
Skin dosages of penetrating radiation from representative extremity, chest and soft tissue techniques suitable for field investigation with portable radiographic equipment ranged from 2 to 17 milliroentgens for screen techniques and 8 to 43 mr for non‐screen techniques. This may be contrasted with the 100–300 mr yearly natural background total body radiation at sea level and 6000 feet respectively
Ossification communalities of the hand and other body parts: Their implication to skeletal assessment
Correlating the age at appearance of 71 postnatal ossification centers (OC's) with every other OC, 4,970 correlations in all, then grouping correlations by body part, the hand does not exhibit usefully higher communality (mean r ) than the foot, shoulder, hip, elbow or knee. While low communality round bones and ossification sequence polymorphisms together account for the fact that no one body part adequately represents the entire skeleton, it is…
Skin and gonadal dosages during investigative radiography
A note on the os lunatotriquetrum
Thickness of the normal skull in the American blacks and whites
Normal skull thickness has been measured in a general hospital population of 300 blacks and 200 whites in America. In both groups, there is a rapid increase in skull thickness during the first two decades of life, followed by a small uniform increase reaching a peak in the fifth and sixth decades. The sex differences are variable, but in certain age groups the females in both races have significantly thicker parietal and occipital bones than thei…
Ossification communalities of the hand and other body parts: Their implication to skeletal assessment
Correlating the age at appearance of 71 postnatal ossification centers (OC's) with every other OC, 4,970 correlations in all, then grouping correlations by body part, the hand does not exhibit usefully higher communality (mean r ) than the foot, shoulder, hip, elbow or knee. While low communality round bones and ossification sequence polymorphisms together account for the fact that no one body part adequately represents the entire skeleton, it is…
A note on the os lunatotriquetrum
Skin dosages in radiation‐sparing techniques for the laboratory and field
Skin dosages of penetrating radiation from representative extremity, chest and soft tissue techniques suitable for field investigation with portable radiographic equipment ranged from 2 to 17 milliroentgens for screen techniques and 8 to 43 mr for non‐screen techniques. This may be contrasted with the 100–300 mr yearly natural background total body radiation at sea level and 6000 feet respectively
Skin and gonadal dosages during investigative radiography
A note on the os lunatotriquetrum
Skin and gonadal dosages during investigative radiography
Skin dosages in radiation‐sparing techniques for the laboratory and field
Skin dosages of penetrating radiation from representative extremity, chest and soft tissue techniques suitable for field investigation with portable radiographic equipment ranged from 2 to 17 milliroentgens for screen techniques and 8 to 43 mr for non‐screen techniques. This may be contrasted with the 100–300 mr yearly natural background total body radiation at sea level and 6000 feet respectively
Ossification communalities of the hand and other body parts: Their implication to skeletal assessment
Correlating the age at appearance of 71 postnatal ossification centers (OC's) with every other OC, 4,970 correlations in all, then grouping correlations by body part, the hand does not exhibit usefully higher communality (mean r ) than the foot, shoulder, hip, elbow or knee. While low communality round bones and ossification sequence polymorphisms together account for the fact that no one body part adequately represents the entire skeleton, it is…
Thickness of the normal skull in the American blacks and whites
Normal skull thickness has been measured in a general hospital population of 300 blacks and 200 whites in America. In both groups, there is a rapid increase in skull thickness during the first two decades of life, followed by a small uniform increase reaching a peak in the fifth and sixth decades. The sex differences are variable, but in certain age groups the females in both races have significantly thicker parietal and occipital bones than thei…
Medicine (3 works) · Anatomy (2 works) · Anatomy (2 works) · Citation (2 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · Library science (2 works) · Advanced X-ray and CT Imaging (1 works) · Art (1 works) · Art history (1 works) · Autopsy Techniques and Outcomes (1 works)