... actions, and such as are induced by motion, touch, etc. ; second, perform- ance of ... evidence — Evidence fur- nished by physiological and therapeutic effects ...

... actions, and such as are induced by motion, touch, etc. ; second, perform- ance of ... evidence — Evidence fur- nished by physiological and therapeutic effects ...

... we find they are dead; but if we touch the muscles with one of the electrodes, ... that this is evidence of the inde- pendent irritability of the muscles; ...

... a granular surface that bleeds on the slightest touch—all of these, in ... convincing evidence of misleading funda- mental concepts. Who, among the ...

... pain, the anesthesia was gone, the sense of touch was again normal, and the ... ATAXY. Sufficient evidence has now been brought together for enabling us ...

... dose were toxic, the motor centres and nerves (Therapeutic Gazette, 1886, p. ... very critical, clinical evidence. It has been used within the past dozen ...

... peculiar force Ave can explain the action of touch or contact. Catalysis is a ... therapeutic action is increased without either altering or neutralizing ...

... to make haste in developing more reliable and evidence- based diagnostics and ... confidence that a "touch of anthrax" was not certain death, we could ...

... may here be mentioned, since there is some evidence that it belongs in this ... have been given the therapeutic test—that is, did improve when fed with ...

... 2):410-4, Apr 79 The use of therapeutic touch in nursing. Boguslawski M. J Contin Educ Nurs ... 4):449-51, Winter 79 Multidimensional reaction to therapeutic touch in a hospital setting. Whitcher SJ, et al. ...