Archives of Electrology And Radiology, volume 3
Archives of Electrology And Radiology, volume 3
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These tumors are richly supplied with blood vessels and lymphatics. The positive pole cuts off their nourishment and they behave just as all benign tumors when their supply is Digitized by Google 142 American Electro-Therapeutic and X-Ray Era.
interfered with — they retrograde. In several cases of mem- braneous dysmenorrhea (and such cases were especially worthy of mention as they had been called incurable) he had found them very tractable to treatment under the negative pole, as the essayist h...ad outlined.
The lamp exhibited by Mr. Anton Frank had hollow elec- trodes of iron which were kept cool by a stream of water circulating through them. The light generated was of a dazzling brilliancy, but was especially rich in the violet and ultra violet rays as had been determined by a spectroscope.
The lamp did not become heated, although 10 amperes were passing through it. It could be used in connection with a ray with the X-ray treatment upon superficial dermatosis.
A CASE OF HIP-JOINT DISEASE.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
These tumors are richly supplied with blood vessels and lymphatics. The positive pole cuts off their nourishment and they behave just as all benign tumors when their supply is Digitized by Google 142 American Electro-Therapeutic and X-Ray Era.
interfered with — they retrograde. In several cases of mem- braneous dysmenorrhea (and such cases were especially worthy of mention as they had been called incurable) he had found them very tractable to treatment under the negative pole, as the essayist h...ad outlined.
The lamp exhibited by Mr. Anton Frank had hollow elec- trodes of iron which were kept cool by a stream of water circulating through them. The light generated was of a dazzling brilliancy, but was especially rich in the violet and ultra violet rays as had been determined by a spectroscope.
The lamp did not become heated, although 10 amperes were passing through it. It could be used in connection with a ray with the X-ray treatment upon superficial dermatosis.
A CASE OF HIP-JOINT DISEASE.
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