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Overview: {{mediatitle:363241_0}}{{media:363241_0}}{{mediacaption:363241_0}}{{mediatitle:363243_1}}{{media:363243_1}}{{mediacaption:363243_1}}{{mediatitle:363245_2}}{{media:363245_2}}{{mediacaption:363245_2}}{{mediatitle:363246_3}}{{media:363246_3}}{{mediacaption:363246_3}} During the latter half of the 19th century, by which time physicians had embraced autopsy as an essential learning tool, pneumonia diagnoses were usually made post mortem. With the discovery of x-rays (1895), chest radiography ...
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