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Title: American X-ray journal
Year: 1903 (1900s)
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Subjects: X-Rays Radiography
Publisher: St. Louis : American X-Ray Publishing Co.
Contributing Library: The College of Physicians of Philadelphia Historical Medical Library
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ty of which,having been previously reduced by patho-logical changes, constitute a locus minorisresistentiae Tor the growth and multipli-cation of pus microbes, producing phle-bitis and other inflammatory complica-tions. EL EC TR O-ME DIC A ME NT A L DIFF US1 ON-LINN. 351 But is there not good in everything?Our failures often lead to successes alongsimilar lines, so all honor to Dr. GeorgeApostoli, to whose valuable contributionsI am perhaps indebted for the inspirationwhich led to perfecting a method of treat-ment which is not the hasty product of a-day. but the well ripened fruit of sage•delav. I have no wish to claim more fusion of certain solutions has proved agreat detriment to this method of medica-tion. After numerous experiments, I be-came convinced that the surest way to ob-tain effective results in electro-medica-mental diffusion was to rapidly alternatethe galvanic current by means of an auto-matic pole changer, ichich has a doubleadvantage; first, it produces protoplasmic
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