10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DIATHERMIA»
Discover the use of
diathermia in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
diathermia and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Journal of the American Podiatry Association
The modalities provided are: Diathermia—(Thermo—penetration)—The D'
Arsonval Current (bipolar for diathermic treatments) is controlled by a ten point
selective switch, and the fine screw adjustment of the spark gap. This control
gives a ...
2
Electricity in medicine
APPLICATION OF DIATHERMIA 255 perature of the animals would slowly rise as
if they were the victims of a febrile condition and death would occur both in dogs
and in rabbits when the temperature reached 41° to 43°C. The cause of death ...
3
New York Medical Journal
The affected tissues are fed by an increase in the local circulation, best
accomplished by the application Of diathermia. 140 WEST SEVENTY-FIFTH
STREET. Acute yellow atrophy of the liver is a rare disease, many clinicians of
large ...
4
International Record of Medicine and General Practice Clinics
As far as the theory of diathermia is concerned, it can be explained in a few
words. Every electric current, direct or alternating, passing through a conductor
produces heat. The high frequency current . is an alternating one caused by the ...
Edward Swift Dunster, James Bradbridge Hunter, Charles Euchariste de Medicis Sajous, 1916
5
Issues in Gynecology, Obstetrics, Fertility, and Pregnancy ...
University. Of. Amsterdam: GaS. embOliSm. during. hysteroscopic. Surgery. using
. bipolar. or. monopolar. diathermia: a. randomized. cOntrOlled. trial. By a News
Reporter-Staff News Editor at Women's Health Weekly — Investigators publish ...
6
The Journal of Advanced Therapeutics
The indications for medical diathermia are both local and general. All local
affections in which active hyperaemia is indicated will be benefited by diathermia.
I will not name them all — they are too many. As an example ; in infections by
virulent ...
William Benham Snow, 1913
7
American Journal of Ophthalmology
The first part of the book, on diathermia, begins with an introductory and historic
review of the subject. Then it takes up the physics, physiology, apparatus and
technic of its employment; and after that the special action of diathermia currents
on ...
Schliephake [12] introduced what was soon to be called shortwave diathermia in
1929 when he began patient therapy with a 400 watt oscillator which produced 3
meter radio frequency waves. Similar to long wave diathermia, plate type ...
David Hatcher Childress, 2000
9
The Auxiliary Nurse's Guide
Place the diathermia footpiece in position, on the side where the surgeon stands.
17. Place the diathermia contact plate in position without putting it over prominent
bones or allowing it to bend. 18. Push sterile surfaces, mayo table and wash ...
10
Thermal Conductivity 31/Thermal Expansion 19
Specific heat, C m, of the central sample with mass m is determined based on the
method of diathermia envelop outside of the sample. The envelop has known/
calibrated thermophysical properties and allows measurement of heat to the ...
Laszlo I. Kiss, Lyne St-Georges, 2013
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «DIATHERMIA»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
diathermia is used in the context of the following news items.
Horrifying Old Asylum Photos Confirm Our Movie Fears
Cerebral Diathermia in the 1920s - electrically induced heat used to 'jolt' patients out of psychosis. This odd looking contraption is a 'massage ... «moviepilot.com, Nov 14»
IonMed Receives CE Mark Clearance for Bioweld1™ Cold Plasma …
... head that emits the plasma and is designed to maintain sterility of the operating field, similar to diathermia (radiofrequency ablation) devices. «PR Newswire, Oct 14»
