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Excerpt from The Journal of Radiology, Vol. 3: August, 1922
The reason for this is very clear. The products of decomposition could in the latter application escape freely through the large opening in the cavity while the introduction of the needles into the center of the tumor gave no chance for escape of the products of decomposition, and the same had to be absorbed and circulated through the blood before they could be eliminated.
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