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Scientific American, Vol. 94, No. 2 (1906) (1906)

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Scientific American JANUARY 13, 1906. 44 treated, without. any. danger, either in the form. of general or partial electrification. between which the sparks jump with the armatures BY EMILE GUARINI. The French Lortet-Genoud lamp, which the hospital has more or less modified, is applied to the… … we may men- of the best ployed for the treatment of neurasthenia, remedies hitherto discovered. rheumatism, anemia, and. pul- The Lortet-Genoud apparatus monary tuberculosis; a Lortet- (Fig. 1) consists of an arc lamp Genoud lamp, a Finsen-Reyn mounted upon a heavy standard, lamp, an improved…

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