First published in 1871, this treatise is considered a classic in the field of electrotherapeutics. It is written by a prominent physician and academic who was one of the first to experiment with electrical current in medicine. The book covers the history and theory of the use of electricity in medical applications, as well as practical guidance for applying electrical current to the treatment of various medical conditions.
In this groundbreaking work, Roberts Bartholow examines the complex relationships between medicines, remedies, and diseases. His insights into drug interactions and side effects laid the groundwork for modern pharmacology, and his work continues to be studied and cited today. A must-read for anyone interested in the history of medicine and science.
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The treatment of diseases by the hypodermatic or subcutaneous method
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