An edition of Electric Treatment of Hemorrhoids
(1989)
Electric treatment of hemorrhoids
by Rick A. Shacket
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A review of all therapeutic electrical modalities as they are used in the treatment of hemorrhoids. A discussion of how each electrical modality works, understanding the types of electrical waveform currents that are used; including pictures, diagrams, and charts; makes this one of the most comprehensive literary treatises on the biochemical effects of therapeutic electrical modalities as they are applied to human and animal tissue, that has ever been written.
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Electric Stimulation, Therapy, Hemorrhoids, Etiology Hemorrhoid Types, first degree hemorrhoids, second degree hemorrhoids, third degree hemorrhoids, fourth degree hemorrhoids, Anoscopic Examination, anoscopy, ELECTROMEDICAL CURRENTS, ectromedical, electrical currents, Biophysical, biochemical, ELECTROMEDICAL, GALVANIC CURRENT, Negative, Positive, Galvanic, ELECTROTHERAPY, HEMORRHOIDOLYSIS Keesey Procedure, Keesey Technique, Negative Galvanic, Positive Galvanic, Sclerosing, Electrode Construction, Advantages, ALTERNATING ELECTROMEDICAL CURRENT, Waveform Analysis, ALTERNATING CURRENT, Direct Current, Fulguration, Desiccation, Coagulation, Cutting, Diathermy, Cauterization, tissue, tissue effectPeople
Rick Shacket, Dr. Rick Shacket, Rick A. Shacket, Rick Shacket DO, MD(H), Wilbur Keesey, Carlton NollPlaces
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Table of Contents
DEDICATION
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
INTRODUCTION
HEMORRHOIDS
In General
Etiology
Four Basic Types
A Common Misdiagnosis
The Anoscopic Examination
UNDERSTANDING ELECTROMEDICAL CURRENTS
Basic Principles
General Biophysical Effects
GALVANIC ELECTROMEDICAL CURRENT
Basics
Specific Biophysical Effects of Negative and Positive Galvanism
GALVANIC CURRENT ELECTROTHERAPY : HEMORRHOIDOLYSIS
Introduction
Effectiveness
History
Technique
Specific Biophysical Effects of Negative and Positive Galvanism
Comparison Between Negative Galvanic Hemorrhoidolysis
and Sclerosing Solution
Electrode Construction
Disadvantages
Advantages
ALTERNATING ELECTROMEDICAL CURRENT
Basics
Waveform Analysis
ALTERNATING CURRENT ELECTROTHERAPY
Fulguration
Desiccation
Coagulation
Cutting
Diathermy
Cauterization
CONCLUSION
BIBLIOGRAPHY
COPYRIGHT
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