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Electro-physiology and electro-therapeutics : showing the best methods for the medical uses of electricity / By Alfred C. Garratt.

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Publication/creation
Boston : Ticknor and Fields, 1861.
Physical description
3 unnumbered pages, 716 pages, 2 leaves of plates : illustrations ; 26 cm
Contributors
Garratt, Alfred C. (Alfred Charles), 1813?-1891
Harvey Cushing/John Hay Whitney Medical Library
Notes
3d ed. has title: Medical electricity
Includes index and testimonials
Type/technique
Electronic books
Subjects
Electrophysiology
Electrotherapeutics
Attribution and usage
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Electricity, effects of, on the spinal cord, 226. Electricity, effects of, on the frog, 72, 177, 180, 192, 207, 209, 212. Electricity, Faradaic, (induction cur- rents,) 134. Electricity, Franklin's theory of, 18. Electricity, friction, laws of, 21, 98. Electricity, friction, medical use of, 122. Electricity, galvanic, (primary currents,) 103, 136, (secondary,) 137. Electricity, methods of use, 2S0, 327, 331. Electricity, natural, 15. Electricity, nature of, 18, 218. Electricity, static, 21, 65. Electricity, static, methods of use, 2S3. Electricity, thermo, 19. Electricity, thermo cube, illustrated, 20. Electricity versus magnetism, 35, 133. Electrodes, poles or directors, illustrated, 152—155. Electrome, with clockwork, illustrated, 140. Electrometer for testing currents, 121,177. Elcctro-binlngy, 156. Electro-cautery for hemorrhagic tumors, 90, 659. Electro-cautery for teeth, 672 Electro-chemical baths, 339. Electro-diagnosis, 487, 510. Electro-magnet, 137, 145. EUm tro-mngnctic machine, 141. Electro-magnetic vibrator, 142. Electro-magnetic pnrt-able machine, 146. Electio-magnetic portable constant ma- chine for office, 665. Electro-magnetic currents, 141,184. Electro-muscular test and diagnosis, 265— 276, 289, 488. Electro-physiology, 156, 196, 218. Electro-physiological experiments, 166. Electro-physiological creeds, 173. Electro-physiological laws, 203, 218. Electro-puncture for aneurism, 651. Electro-puncture for neuralgia, 429, 655. Electro-puncture for un-united fracture of bone, 657. Electro-puncture for sciatica, 366,424, Qi55. Electro-reflex action, laws of, 197. Electro-tonus, 88, 90, 192. Electrolysis and catalysis, 218. Electropathy, (in 1S02,) 69. Electric air bath, 284. Electric aura, 102. Electric cautery, 133, 155, 659, 673. Electric changes the cause of diseases, 53. Electric conduction, 123. Electric conduction, (of the human body,) 123, 125. Electric currents, 83, 126, 218. Electric eel, 184. Electric fishes, 183, 187. Electric heat, 132. Electric moxa, 117, 650. Electric relations of earth to atmos., 39 Electric test of paralysis, 510, 516. Electric sparks, 99, 287. Electric shocks, 67, 100. Electric torpedo, 184. Electrical apparatus and instruments, 97. Electrical battery, 106. Electrical chr.ir and stool, 101. Electrical helix, 142. Electrical machine friction, 98. Electrical machine induction, 140, 146. Electrical slippers, 155. Epigastralgia, 381. Epilepsy, treatment of, 599. Epilepsy, views of Marshall Hall, 591,594. Epilepsy, views of Brown-Scquard, 596. Epileptic aura, 598. Exalted nerve action, pain, and hypcra?s- thesia, 344. Extra-polar working, 314. Eye, effects of electricity upon, 231. Eye, nervous affections of, 641. Face-ache, 365. Face and neck, muscles of, illustrated, 266. Face and neck, nerves of, 432, 436, 445. Facial anaesthesia, neuralgia, 433. Facial neuralgic region, points and spots, 432. Facial nerve (portio dura) illustrated, 433. Facial paralysis, what is not, 529, 531,533. Facial paralysis, in two classes, 531. Facial paralysis, true and simple, 534. Facial paralysis, treatment of, 422. Facial, Tri-, (5th pair,) illustrated, 430. Faraday's discovery and views, 139. Faradaic (induction) currents, 141, 335. Faradaization, Duchenne's method, 331. Faradaizing the bladder and rectum, 338.