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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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Faradaizing muscles, 331. Faradaizing nerves, 2-10, 424, 433. Faradaizing the diaphragm, 324, 337. Faradaizing the ear, 174,336. Faradaizing the eye, 336. Faradaizing the face, mouth, and throat, 33.5. Faradaizing the pharynx and larynx, 337. Faradaie process for tooth-extraction, 664. Faradaism differs from galvanism, 141. Fatty degeneration of muscles, 562. Femoral (crural) nerves illustrated, 463. Femoral (crural) neuralgic region, points and spots, 299. Femoral (crural) paralysis, 546. Fermentation, 204. First galvanic phenomenon on record, 175, 180. Footboard for current interruption, 155. Foot, nerves of, 468. Fracture of bones un-united, 655. Franklin's theory of electricity, 18. Friction electricity, 21, 23, 67, 97. Frog, current proper in the, 182. Frog experiment, 72, 180, 208. Frog, Galvani's, 72, 120. Frog, galvanoscopic, 120, 177. Frog preparations, 208. Galvani's discovery published, 71. Galvani's experiments, 72, 74. Galvani's frog, 72, 208. Galvani's theory of animal electricity, 71. Galvanism, (voltaism,) 70, 103. Galvanism, differs fromFaradaism,141,159. Galvanism, history of, 70. Galvanism, methods of using, 294. Galvanic apparatus, 103. Galvanic batteries, 106. Galvanic batteries, compound, 127, 133. Galvanic cautery, 119, 155. Galvanic chain of Pulvamacher, 117. Galvanic currents, (electricity,) 141, 151. Galvanic currents differ from Faradaic, 135, 141, 159. Galvanic poultice of Recamier, 118. Galvanic puncture, 651. Galvanometer, 121, 177, 191. Galvanoscopic frog, 120. Garratt's battery, 113, 115. Gastric affections, (nervous,) 619. General principles, 344. Geography of the nerves, (in regions,) 433. Goitre and glandular enlargements, 369, 634. Gout and neuralgia, treatment of, 373. Grapengeisser on medical electricity, 176. Grove's battery, 113. Gymnotus electricus, and electric fishes, 184. Hallerian irritability, 166, 198. Hearing, 234. Headaches, 380, 401, 417, 433, 440. Heart and blood-vessels, effects of elec- tricity on, 256, 321, 402. Helix, with clockwork, 140, 147. Hemicrania, 381, 401, 432. Hemiplegia, 494, 502, 511—516. Hernia, 682. Hip-joint disease, 411, 412. History of medical uses of electricity, 65, 70, 84. Holmes, Sir Edward's researches, 217. Humboldt's battery, 113. Humboldt's electro-physiological research- es, 75, 117, 177, 204. Hydrocele, 634. Hygrometer for testing atmospheric hu- midity, 34. Hyperesthesia and pains, 326, 344, 378. Hypochondria, 351, 403. Hysterical affection of joints, 412, 572. Hysterical neuralgia, 376, 396, 402. Hysterical paralysis, 569, 571. Hysteria and its treatment. 374. Hysteria cough, 383, 397. Hysteria, with anaesthesia, 569. Hysteria, with hyperesthesia, 374, 410. Incontinence of urine, 681. Indigestion, (nervous dyspepsia,) 402. Indolent ulcers, 648. Induction currents, (secondary,) 134, 141. Induction currents different from pri. mary currents, 133, 151. Induction currents, methods of using, 329. Inertia, 255, 610. Infra-mammary pain, 396. Inflammation, 261, 687. Influences from the state of the sky, 40. Instruments and apparatus, 97. Insulating stool and chair, 101.