A working manual of high frequency currents / by Noble M. Eberhart.

  • Eberhart, Noble M. (Noble Murray), 1870-
Date:
[1911]
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Credit: A working manual of high frequency currents / by Noble M. Eberhart. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by the Harvey Cushing/John Hay Whitney Medical Library at Yale University, through the Medical Heritage Library. The original may be consulted at the Harvey Cushing/John Hay Whitney Medical Library at Yale University.

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    and solar plexus; also mild treatment over eyes and sides of nose. (Intra-nasal with special tube is ad- vised in certain cases.) Hair, Falling. The vacuum tube applied as de- scribed under scalp technique in Chapter VII, espe- cially in conjunction with vibration, is very effec- tive where the hair is falling out. (See Alopeeia.) Hay Fever. (Periodic Hyperesthetic Rhinitis) Many reports have been made of the favorable in- fluence of high frequency in these cases. Direct applications to the nose with the nasal vacuum tube and mild current, also using any suitable tube to stroke over the nose externally as in nasal catarrh is the customary technique with tonic spinal treat- ment or auto-condensation as indicated. Inhalations of ozone are of even greater import- ance or still better ozonizing the air of the room. The patient should be examined for enlarged tur- binates or nasal polypi and if found they should be removed. The hyperesthetic areas in the mucous membrane should be destroyed. Figuration sparks may be