The Hospital Photographic Department

Stanford, Brian

doi:10.1016/s0140-6736(46)90800-8

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“…139 Similar ideas have been articulated by Brian Stanford, who argued for clinical photographs to "provide an absolute image to the mind of a doctor who has never seen the patient before; they must even provide an absolute image to a doctor who has never seen a similar complaint before." 140 He demanded standardization and broad institutionalization of clinical photography to "evoke a real image" 141 of the disease, and not just mere partial glimpses of illness, pain and affliction.…”

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Mapping AIDS

Engelmann¹

2018

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Permission granted by Elsevier. 9 While medical photography could be understood as a genre in which photographs are concerned with the wide range of medical phenomena, ranging from medical practice, to epidemiological mappings, anthropological inquiries and to portraits of institutions and hospitals, the clinical photograph was and is focused on the portrayal of symptoms comparable to the clinician's gaze at the bedside. To some extent clinical photography is solely concerned with the depiction and definition of diseases.

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