The medical and surgical uses of electricity : including the X-ray, Finsen light, vibratory therapeutics, and high-frequency currents (1903)
Rockwell, A. D. (Alphonso David), 1840-1925 · New York : E. B. Treat & company · leaf 606
may bethus produced. This method of electrization is adopted for those localities where, onaccount of the natural sensitiveness or from the nature of the disease, * Further Study of Electro-Ansesthesia, etc. Transactions American Electro-Therapeutic Association, September, 1893, MISCELLANEOUS… … Pig. 200.—Electrode for Vaginal Hydro-Electric Applications (Cleaves.) spirals of wire, to keep up the connection of the current, or the tubes arecomposed of metal and insulated. On this principle, and in order to meet the same therapeutic indica-tions for which ordinary electrization is employed,…
Electricity in medicine · Radiotherapy · Electric Stimulation Therapy
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