... 1914, Ixxxv, 200. (3) Hubby (L. M.). Sonorous Vibrations in the Treatment of Ear Diseases. Jour. Am. Med. Assn., Chicago, 1914, Ixiii, 2220-2224. REFERENCES (i) Hurst (A. F.)- Warfare Injuries and Neuroses. ...

... musical tones, except thqt some are thrown into vibration with more diffi- culty than others. An interesting application of these laws, however, particularly with reference to the physiology of the ear, is in ...

... there are fewer barriers to communication of the healing arts. There is a common literature and even more rapid media to which nearly all professionals make reference. This universalization of the standards of ex- cellence ...

... undiluted, to a moist mucous Fig. 3309. 196 REFERENCE HANDBOOK OF THE MEDICAL SCIENCES. Resection. Respiration. membrane, it is mildly caustic, while at the same time anaesthetic and healing. By reason of the anaesthesia it produces, resorcin ...

... portion of the patho- logy of mania by reference to the cases which are recorded of its origin from metastasis, as from repelled eruptions, or the healing up of old ulcers. I am inclined to ...

... extensively practised at the present time for the healing of human woes. A very important phase of psychoanalysis at the present time consists in the reference of physical ills, which is made by Freud ...

... philosophy, government, invention, industrialism, religion, all call for reference to the "great within" of the mind of man. In the world of healing the powers of the sub- conscious self are ...

... branches of knowledge directly con- nected with the healing art, or in any of the collateral pursuits less immediately attached to it. It is only in reference to such views and such objects that the ...

... contraction of the flexor of the fingers. Each vibration is due to an electrical oscillation in the muscle (action current). These oscillations occur at the rate of 50 per second, as may be seen by reference to the lower curve, the breaks in which ...

... entirely unfit to practice the sacred art of healing. A skillful artist may indeed construct a harmo- ny with the various vibrations of the same chord ; but what a much ...