10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «KINESIATRIC»
Discover the use of
kinesiatric in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
kinesiatric and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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The Social Institutions of France: Translations from the ...
Kinesiatric masseurs Article L487 of the Public Health Code gives them the
monopoly of practice of medical massage and gymnastics: they can only practice
their art on patients sent to them by a doctor. In 1978 the number of kinesiatric ...
Patricia G. Evans, Pierre Laroque, 1983
2
Transactions of the ... Session of the American Institute of ...
... has retired with a pension, here well known and acknowledged as an excellent
anatomist and physiologist, and as the first kinesiatric practitioner, seems lately in
his practice to prefer the use of water treatment a la Priestnitz to homoeopathy.
American Institute of Homeopathy. Session, 1880
3
Transactions of the World's homoeopathic convention
... has retired with a pension, here well known and acknowledged as an excellent
anatomist and physiologist, and as the first kinesiatric practitioner, seems lately in
his practice to prefer the use of water treatment a la Priestnitz to homoeopathy.
4
The London Medical Record
The somewhat uncouth nomenclature of his Kinesiatric or Kinesitherapeutic
science was, to a certain extent, a bar to its immediate acceptance elsewhere,
and the active advocacy of Dr. Chapman was only partially successful in securing
for it ...
Ernest Abraham Hart, 1875
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Kinetic jottings: miscellaneous extracts illustrating the ...
It will have been seen from what has before been stated, that physicians in
various countries at one time embraced the Kinesiatric practice, both theoretically
and practically ; though it must be confessed that any great result could not be ...
6
American Observer Medical Monthly
... P. H. Ling, who, attacked by pulmonary phthisis at an early age, yet managed
to keep it at bay by his kinesiatric applications, until, at last, from a combination of
unfavorable circumstances, the disease obtained the mastery at the age of 63.
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An Illustrated Dictionary of Medicine, Biology and Allied ...
Movement-cure; systematic use of motion for therapeutic or hygienic purposes.
Kinesiatric (kin—es-e-at'-n'k) [KfVIYUL§, movement; Zarpucég, therapeutic].
Relating to kinesitherapy. Kinesiatrics (kz'n-es-e-at'-rz'.ésj. Same as Ifi'nesit/
ierapy.
George Milbry Gould, 1903
8
International Clinics: A Quarterly of Clinical Lectures
... in kinesiatric needs, by reason of variants in tissue- tone, local and general,
whereby uniformity in functional interchanges is sustained. In health, some
individuals are so well endowed as to require little or no free bodily activities.
During ...
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On the Move to Meaningful Internet Systems 2006: OTM 2006 ...
UML class diagram for clinical trial CHEBI::CHEBI_23367 CHEBI::CHEBI_23888
CHEBI::CHEBI_27189 Physical treatement Kinesiatric treatement Surgical
operation Clinical trial protocole Diet DO::Procedures Drug Treatement Genotype
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Robert Meersman (Informaticien), Zahir Tari, Pilar Herrero, 2006
... which, when known and justly appreciated, will take a high standing in the art
of healing; and in some departments, such as orthopoedy, will efl'eCt an entire
reformation. The KINESIATRIC system, however, is not an universal remedy.
