Massage as a mode of treatment / by William Murrell.

  • William Murrell
Date:
1886
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Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Massage as a mode of treatment / by William Murrell. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    QUACKERY, 8 Qualifications of a Masseuse, i6, 17 Quaritch, Mr. Bernard, 69 REFINEMENT, essential for a Masseuse, 17 Reibmayr on Massage, 7, 26 Rest after Massage not essen- tial, 19 Rheumatism, 42 Roman violet paste, 15 Romans, use of Massage by, 3 Ruaz, Madam Rey De La, 43 SANDWICH ISLANDERS, their lomi-lomi, 3 Schiiller, Prof. Max, of Berlin, 6i Seance, duration of the, 19 Shampooing, 3, 8 Short sittings, 19 Shrunken limbs, 31 Sleep, Massage predisposing to, 3 Sleeplessness, 59 Spinal curvature, 31 Spinal irritation, 52 Spinal nervous weakness, 48 Spinal tenderness, 53 Spinal weakness, 51 Spine, tenderness and irritability of, 53 Sponge electrode, 33 Startings of muscles, 35 Static electricity, 15 Students, experiments on, 21 Swan's feathers for tapotement, 13 Sympathetic temperament, ad- vantage of, 16 Syphilis in women, 60 TAPOTEMENT, 13 Teale, the late Mr. Thomas Pridgin, 52 Temperature raised by Massage, 24 Temple, Sir William, 28 Tender spots, 46 Time required to learn Massage, 18 Tissue metamorphosis, 11 Tonga, Massage in, 3 Toogi-Toogi, 3 Training of the Masseuse, 17 Treatment in different cases, 20 UT^ERINE Diseases, 66 VASELINE, use of, 14 Vibration, 13 Vibratory movements, 38 Von Mosengeil, Prof., i, 7, 12, 15, 21, 23 WEIGHTS lifted after Massage, 26 White swelling, 64 Writers' cramp, 34 ZABLUDOWSKI on Massage, 7, 21, 22 LIBRARY
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