Health: Introducing action potential currents by Phyllis Berger - paperback

In this book, the author has applied her skills and vast clinical experience of physiotherapy and electromedicine to one form of peripheral stimulation analgesia, namely that of action potential simulation current. She has carefully dissected out its development, clinical applications, and the difference of its electrical waveform and electrical characteristics as compared to that of transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulations (or TENS) and other currents. Its uses in the treatment of both acute (sports injuries, burns, bruises) and chronic painful conditions (osteoarthritis, spondylo-artropathies) are discussed.

The methodology of electrode placement, electrode types and the various electrical current modalities used is presented in detail. Treatment at sites distant to the pathology (general versus local therapy) is also discussed.

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in good condition; covers are showing minor signs of wear; no rips, tears or marks – see photos for condition