
Product Title: Atlas of Neural Therapy With Local Anesthetics, 3rd Edition
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Overview (Details, Topics and Speakers):
by Mathias Dosch
“Neural therapy – injecting procaine or lidocaine into specific nerve and tissue sites to restore proper bioelectrical function – is rapidly gaining worldwide acceptance as an effective complement to orthodox medical techniques. This has been bolstered by the large number of studies by well-known physicians establishing that the results obtained by neural therapy are firmly grounded in modern scientific research. In Germany, where it was first developed in the 1920s, an estimated 50% of all medical practitioners use neural therapy techniques to treat a wide range of conditions” Now, with the second edition of this classic teaching atlas, you have at hand the principles and techniques of neural therapy – all demonstrated with exceptionally clear, full-color photographs. The accompanying text gives full instructions on administering the injections, including indications, materials and techniques, plus insertion point, direction and depth.
Product Details
- ISBN-13: 9783131305732
- Publisher: Thieme
- Publication date: 5/28/2012
- Edition number: 3
- Pages: 224
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