 ... distance above. The interruptions should be made by an electrode held in the hand and provided with a finger-key, and each muscle should be treated for about three minutes daily, fifty to sixty interruptions being made per minute by the finger. The...  A Manual of Medical Treatment Or Clinical Therapeutics - Page 289by Isaac Burney Yeo, Edward Farquhar Buzzard - 1909 - 829 pagesFull view - About this book
 | Isaac Burney Yeo - 1897 - 798 pages
...held in the hand and provided with a finger-key, and each muscle should be treated for about three minutes daily. About one hundred interruptions can...a prompt response, alternations of the current may bo employed by placing either pole on the muscle and the other on the same limb about a foot away,... | |
 | Alfred Lebbeus Loomis - 1898 - 1144 pages
...interruptions being made per minute by the finger. The strength used should be the least whieh will secure contraction in the muscle. When interruptions of the current do not produce a prompt respontte alternation of the current may be employed by reversing the current rapidly by means of the... | |
 | Moses Allen Starr - 1903 - 818 pages
...interruptions being made per minute by the finger. The strength used should be the least which will secure contraction in the muscle. When interruptions of the current do not produce a prompt response alternation of the current may be employed by reversing the current rapidly by means of the pole-changer... | |
 | Moses Allen Starr - 1903 - 818 pages
...made per minute by the finger. The strength used should be the least which will secure contraction iu the muscle. When interruptions of the current do not produce a prompt response alternation of the current may be employed by reversing the current rapidly by means of the pole-changer... | |
 | Sir Thomas Clifford Allbutt - 1911 - 946 pages
...interruptions a minute being made by the finger. The strength used should be the least which will secure contraction in the muscle. When interruptions of the current do not produce a prompt response, alternation of the current may be employed by reversing the current rapidity by means of the pole-changer... | |
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