"A System of Electrotherapeutics" explores the scientific principles and practical applications of electrotherapeutics, focusing on the physics of Roentgen rays, skiagraphy, and the use of light and cautery in medical treatments. This comprehensive volume from the International Correspondence Schools delves into the historical context and technological advancements of these techniques. Explore early applications of Roentgen rays, now known as X-rays, in medical imaging, alongside detailed explanations of light and cautery methods.
This historical work provides valuable insights into the evolution of medical physics and electrotherapeutic practices. It is a must-read for historians of medicine, scientists, and anyone interested in the early development of radiology and electrotherapy.
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