MOTS EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «COUNTERIRRITATION»
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10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «COUNTERIRRITATION»
Découvrez l'usage de
counterirritation dans la sélection bibliographique suivante. Des livres en rapport avec
counterirritation et de courts extraits de ceux-ci pour replacer dans son contexte son utilisation littéraire.
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Mosby's Massage Therapy Review
Counterirritation Counterirritation is a superficial irritation that relieves some
irritation of deeper structures. Counterirritation may be explained by the gate
control theory. Inhibition in central sensory pathways, produced by rubbing or
oscillating ...
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Clinical Massage in the Healthcare Setting
Counterirritation isa superficial irritationthat relieves some irritation of deeper
structures. Counterirritation may be explained by the gate control theory.
Inhibition of central sensory pathways, producedby rubbingor oscillating (shaking
) an area, ...
Sandy Fritz, Leon Chaitow, Glenn Hymel, 2008
Counterirritation. Counterirritation may be transient, prolonged, or continuous.
The usual places for counterirritation in gynecology are over the iliac, vesical and
sacral regions. Transient counterirritation is best produced by dipping a thin cloth
...
Henry Turman Byford, 1895
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Sports & Exercise Massage: Comprehensive Care in Athletics, ...
Counterirritation is a superficial irritation that masks some irritation of deeper
structures. Counterirritation may be explained by the gate control theory.
Inhibition in central sensory pathways, produced by rubbing or oscillating (
shaking) an area, ...
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British Medical Journal: BMJ
My experience teaches me that counterirritation is the great remedy for
inflammatory diseases. In proportion as the inflammatory element predominates
over specific and diathetic elements, so is the utility of a second, not too near and
not too ...
Counterirritation, especially by means of blisters, has so long been an accepted
treatment in rheumatic affections that we can safely anticipate that in some form
or other it will from time to time come up for reconsideration. .Forty years ago or ...
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Practical Guide to Lameness in Horses
Of the methods available, therapeutic coutery (firing) is the most severe form of
counterirritation. It is used most often to treat conditions of the carpus, cannon
bone, and fetlock in racehorse. In some cases, it has been used prophylactically
...
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Surgical Management of Pain
FEEDBACK INHIBITION AND "DIFFUSE NOXIOUS INHIBITORY CONTROLS"
The principle of counterirritation, in which "pain inhibits pain," is the basis for pain
therapies in which application of a controlled pain-inducing stimulus is used to ...
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A System of physiologic therapeutics
BY FREDERICK A. PACKARD LATE PHYSICIAN TO THE PENNSYLVANIA
HOSPITAL Counterirritation : Mode of Action; Vascular Derivation; Reflex
Nervous Influence; Friction; Liniments; Mustard Plaster and Poultice; Turpentine
Stupe; Iodin ...
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A Text-book of Practical Therapeutics: With Especial ...
COUNTERIRRITATION. Counterirritation is a term applied to the use of
substances irritating to the surface with which they come in contact, and is
employed for the purpose of influencing morbid processes in more or less distant
parts or of ...
5 ACTUALITÉS CONTENANT LE TERME «COUNTERIRRITATION»
Découvrez de quoi on parle dans les médias nationaux et internationaux et comment le terme
counterirritation est employé dans le contexte des actualités suivantes.
Treating Soft Tissue Injuries in Racehorses
... phenylbutazone to reduce inflammation, followed by counterirritation (such as chemical blistering or thermal pinfiring) to increase circulation. «TheHorse.com, janv 14»
Tendon and Ligament Injuries
Popular treatment modalities such as extracorporeal shock wave therapy (ESWT) and counterirritation (using chemical blistering or thermal ... «TheHorse.com, déc 13»
People's Pharmacy: Treatment sought for persistent hiccups
Although home remedies are not well-studied either, some may work through counterirritation of the vagus nerve. Readers have suggested ... «Houston Chronicle, avril 11»
Warming Skin Balms Ineffective for Pain Relief
It has long been thought that rubefacients reduce pain in muscles, tendons, and joints by "counterirritation," distraction from musculoskeletal ... «MedPage Today, juil 09»
The Reality of "Traditional Chinese" Medicines
A collection of nonspecific psychological mechanisms, now known to be sources of error: misdirection, counterirritation (in the case of ... «Medscape, août 06»
