J. Kowarschik. Electrotherapy. Trans. from the 2nd German edition by Dr. W. Е. Dembskaya. 238 p. Price 2 r. 25 k. Ed. "Practical Medicine"

Over the last decade the methodology, technique and volume of electrotherapy have developed extremely strongly and have grown into an independent, large and interesting branch of physiotherapy. Electrotherapy, which previously was exclusively in the hands of neurologists, and the manuals authored by the same neurologists referred only to galvanization and pharadization of peripheral nerves, passed from the offices and clinics of neurologists into the hands of physiotherapists and into special physiotherapy institutions. This growth of electrotherapy is entirely reflected in the book by Coorschik, who runs a large physiotherapy institute in Vienna and is a solid authority on electrotherapy.