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The electric bath

INDEX.

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A.

PAGE

Agrypnia92

Anæmia93

Apparatus for baths7

Articular effusions105

B.

Bath-tub8

Batteries16

C.

Cachexiæ118

Chemicals in baths15

Chorea80

Circulation, effects on55

"inequalities of123

Clinical Record61

Conductivity of water, etc.13

Constipation112

Counter-irritant effects56

D.

Debility, general129–130

Diagnostic uses53

Digestive apparatus, effects on44

Dyspepsia121

E.

Electric Bath compared with

other electrical methods32

Electrodes10

G.

General Therapeutics52

H.

Hydrargyrosis115

Hypnotic effects38–58

Hysterical affections82

I.

Impotency106

Insomnia92

Invigorant properties57

L.

Locomotor Ataxia116

M.

Melancholia122

Mind, effects on51

Miscellaneous disorders129–130

Mode of administration19

Muscular contractions50

N.

Nervous Exhaustion84

Neuralgiæ100

Neurasthenia84

Nutrition, effects on59

P.

Paralyses96

Pareses96

Physiological effects31

Prophylactic influence60

Pulse, effects on41

R.

Rheumatism67

"acute68

"chronic74

"subacute73

"cases of77

S.

Sedative effects48–58

Sexual apparatus, effects on46

Sexual debility106

Sleep, effects on38

Special therapeutics61

Stimulant effects43

Surface board14

Sympathetic, affections of126

T.

Temperature, effects on41

Tonic properties43–57

Transcriber’s Notes: The table below lists all corrections applied to the original text.

p. 29: [normalized] the sub-acute symptoms → subacute

p. 56: GENERAL COUNTER IRRITANT → COUNTER-IRRITANT

p. 56: [normalized] the use of the surface-board → surface board

p. 59: does ... became apparent → become apparent

p. 67: [normalized] acute, sub-acute and chronic → subacute

p. 73: [normalized] bi-carbonate of soda or potassa → bicarbonate

p. 107: ordered by their physicians: → physicians;

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