Belherm and Laquerriere. Some cases of intermittent clauqication and the onset of gangrene treated with high frequency. — Archives of Electric. medical. 1909

Abstract

High voltage currents were used in the cases of claudication intermittente cited by the author as follows: 3 times a week - a session of general electrification - the patient was placed in d'Arsonval's cell for 10 minutes (current strength - from 300 to 500 mil.), after which followed local application, consisting in the electrification of the lower extremities with the Oudin'a electrode, which caused a rather pronounced reddening of the skin, accompanied by a feeling of warmth.

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