A system of electrotherapeutics as taught by the International correspondence schools, Scranton, Pa.

  • International Correspondence Schools
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1899-1902
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    Essential (acton I faiadic currents Essentials of static dosage Experiment f Dr. Poore with Crookes tube Experiments by Peterson and Ken- n.lly Professor Eterdman with scaled rheostat Extensor surface <>i forearm, Motor Im)ii11> ol Extremities, The lower upper Pace Eli ctrizatJim of nenea «■! Padal paralysis Faradic current currenl - Sedative properttes dosage, To measure Galvanic and static cur- rents compared stimulus, Rhythmic faradization General Hod US in- ft* inh Object ••! Results of Secondary ef- fects ol I mporta nt considera- tions in Time employed in Farado-muscular excitabilftj Female pel> ic diseases Ferrier's table <•! nerve-roots Field i static electricity machine Fine-wire coil, Use ol Flexor surface of forearm, Motor points of Fluorescence Fluorescent screen, L'se «»i Fluoroscope Focus-tube, Action of Nature uf action of ]■' - tubes Action of Length of i Operating < overheating the Formula Normal iM>iar Frictional spark Page, I 1.: in 1 30 12 12 Frictional '•park, Nature ' Function of -park static currents G. Galvanic current, Action of, <>n strl ated muscles Propertiesof faradic, and statii currents compared i Galvanization, 4 'entral i nrniit hnvi-lioti in Galvanocauterization Galvanococain anesthesia i .ah anoforadizatlon • -Mi'. The spark i las, rarefied, I discharges in i ieissler's tube-test for high E, M. F Geissler tubes i teneral electrification 88 24 fnniili/nlii ii iiml central gal- n 1 vnniziili'iii 7 65 in [ndications tor 7 lil ii Uodia Itedmdi 7 59 59 ., Objecl i Ii, 16 •• Primary effects 7 .'ill 56 Results i Secondary h 7 i7 ' < ienitosplnal centei led- ..| 7 .',1 17 <.oiii, Treatment i 7 III 55 < Iravea'a method B 1 1 JI Grounding poles i imI electrodes I ji BColtz machine H L'J 1 ruaiacol-cocaln anesthesia i 55 • <.H1I1S. AlM'Sllli'ti/illL' III'' , 16 1 rustatory nerve ; ir. 5 Gynecology ' tee i periodic induced 1J currents in 7 IS II. Hand as an electrode, The Head and neck, Motor points f Application of electricity t<> Percutaneous applications i galvanic currenl to Berdman'a experiments Heringham's table of nerve-roots Herman's propositions High-potential currents tension faradic battery Hint'-. Useful Hoitz induction-machine ill 65 17 1. 16 6 II i. :;:i i. J 7i 1.. 7 :;