The Schott methods of the treatment of chronic diseases of the heart with an account of the Nauheim baths, and of the therapeutic exercises.

  • Thorne, William Bezly.
Date:
1899
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Credit: The Schott methods of the treatment of chronic diseases of the heart with an account of the Nauheim baths, and of the therapeutic exercises. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    ments may be resisted by the operator grasping tbe ulnar edge of the metacarpal portion of the hand Fig. 39. (Fig. 39), or by closing his thumb and forefinger in a ring round the wrist. ]^o. 18.—-The hands, in succession, are first ex- tended, then flexed on the forearm to the extreme limits, and lastly brought into line with the arm. Fig. 40. The operator's one hand supports the wrist, while the other resists the movements at the metacarpo- phalangeal junction, first on the dorsal, secondly on the palmar, and thirdly again on the dorsal surface (Fig. 40).
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