Physiotherapy: Its Principles and Practice

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Macmillan Company, 1932 - Physical therapy - 399 pages

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PART I
15
IO DIAGRAM OF HIGH POTENTIAL GLASS VACUUM
34
DIAGRAM OF STATIC WAVE CURRENT
40

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Physiotherapy: Its Principles and Practice
Francis Howard Humphris
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abdomen action adhesions alternating current amperes apparatus application arterial bath Bergonié blood-pressure body carbon cause cells cent centimetres chronic circuit coil condenser condition constipation contraction D'Arsonval diathermy disc discharge disease dosage dose douche effect elec electrode electrotherapeutic emitted employed erythema exposure faradic faradic current frequency galvanic current glands glass gradually hæmorrhoids heat high-candle-power high-frequency hyperæmia inches increased induced infra-red rays insulated intensity irradiation joint lamp lesion Leyden jar light massage measures ment metal method milliamperes millicuries milligrams millimetre minutes mucous membrane muscles muscular needle obtained oscillations pain pass patient physiotherapeutic physiotherapy placed positive pressure produced quartz radio-active radium radon reaction relieved resistance sciatica screens skin spark spark-gap spas static electricity static machine static wave current stimulation surface symptoms temperature terminal therapeutic tion tissues treated tube ulcer ultra-violet radiation ultra-violet rays usually vacuum vacuum tube varies vibration wire X-rays

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TitlePhysiotherapy: Its Principles and Practice
AuthorsFrancis Howard Humphris, Ralph Edwin Stuart-Webb
PublisherMacmillan Company, 1932
Original fromthe University of California
DigitizedFeb 21, 2007
Length399 pages
  
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