The Principles of Electrotherapy And Their Practical Application
The Principles of Electrotherapy And Their Practical Application
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The Electrical Treatment of Anterior Poliomyelitis and the Peripheral Lesions of Motor Nerves These two forms of peripheral nerve lesions, though differing very widely in their pathological origin, neverthe- less in reference to their treatment form an electrothera- peutic syndrome, and so can be most conveniently dis- cussed together.
In the recent war the treatment of peripheral nerve lesions presented one of the most important problems, when considering the restoration of the disabled soldie...r to a life of functional usefulness. The enormous number of such injuries afforded those engaged in their treatment a practical experience never before approached. An experience such as this naturally led many of those not immovably obsessed by preconceived ideas to modify THE NERVOUS SYSTEM 167 considerably their former views. Personally, I must confess that, as the result of experience and observation, I have departed somewhat from the views I originally put forward. The line originally adopted in reference to the electrical treatment of peripheral nerve lesions was somewhat as follows : ' The function of a muscle is to contract ; when the motor nerve is severed it is impossible for the patient to make it contract voluntarily.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Electrical Treatment of Anterior Poliomyelitis and the Peripheral Lesions of Motor Nerves These two forms of peripheral nerve lesions, though differing very widely in their pathological origin, neverthe- less in reference to their treatment form an electrothera- peutic syndrome, and so can be most conveniently dis- cussed together.
In the recent war the treatment of peripheral nerve lesions presented one of the most important problems, when considering the restoration of the disabled soldie...r to a life of functional usefulness. The enormous number of such injuries afforded those engaged in their treatment a practical experience never before approached. An experience such as this naturally led many of those not immovably obsessed by preconceived ideas to modify THE NERVOUS SYSTEM 167 considerably their former views. Personally, I must confess that, as the result of experience and observation, I have departed somewhat from the views I originally put forward. The line originally adopted in reference to the electrical treatment of peripheral nerve lesions was somewhat as follows : ' The function of a muscle is to contract ; when the motor nerve is severed it is impossible for the patient to make it contract voluntarily.
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