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Page v
... electricity which are before the profession did I know of any which , avoiding con- tested points in electro - physiology and therapeutics , teach the busy practitioner not only when to use electricity , but in explicit and full detail ...
... electricity which are before the profession did I know of any which , avoiding con- tested points in electro - physiology and therapeutics , teach the busy practitioner not only when to use electricity , but in explicit and full detail ...
Page vi
... secure the successful application of electricity , and to insure ( a not insignificant matter in this respect ) the comfort of the patient . The instruments described are those which for some years I have made use of as well in vi PREFACE .
... secure the successful application of electricity , and to insure ( a not insignificant matter in this respect ) the comfort of the patient . The instruments described are those which for some years I have made use of as well in vi PREFACE .
Page vii
... and the treatment carried out there , are open to the inspection of medical practitioners on the ordinary days of the physicians ' attendance . Preface CONTENTS . CHAPTER I. PAGE V MEDICAL ELECTRICITY AND PREFACE . vii.
... and the treatment carried out there , are open to the inspection of medical practitioners on the ordinary days of the physicians ' attendance . Preface CONTENTS . CHAPTER I. PAGE V MEDICAL ELECTRICITY AND PREFACE . vii.
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