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Masson's Secret by Raymond Z. Gallun:
Science Fiction Inventions, Technology and Ideas
Excellent story about a brave adventurer who returned to the Earth from an epic journey to the Moon, only to be grievously injured in a crash-landing. Could medical genius Charlie Masson restore him to health? Or at least a semblance of health?

("Masson's Secret" by Raymond Gallun)
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Inertia Tank A device that protected its delicate contents by cushioning.
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Neuronic Receptor-Transmitter A device which, implanted in the brain, can both transmit sight and sound, and enable control of the body by a remote operator.
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