Add to ORKGThis apparatus is a “fever cabinet”, used to raise a patient’s body temperature for therapeutic purposes. Induced fevers were used to treat several conditions, including some infections and forms of arthritis. A related picture shows this machine being used on a child, so it, along with the Hubbard tank, may have been part of an effort to treat a childhood joint ailment by increasing circulation.https://digitalcommons.library.tmc.edu/exhibit_construction/1146/thumbnail.jp
Fever is a common physiological response characterized by an elevation in body temperature, often in...
During the past three years studies of the effects of artificial fever on the cellular equilibria in...
Fever is common among patients admitted to intensive care units (ICUs). In spite of the frequency of...
This apparatus is a “fever cabinet”, used to raise a patient’s body temperature for therapeutic purp...
Fever is an adaptive response to a variety of infectious, inflammatory, and foreign stimuli. The “fe...
Hyperthermia, raised temperature, has been used as a means of treating cancer for centuries. Hippocr...
This is the Rexall Quik-Tel Fever Thermometer with Shake-O-Matic device and box made in the U.S.A....
Since the days of Hippocrates fever has been a major concern of physicians. Originally and for a l...
This is the Rexall Quik-Tel Fever Thermometer with Shake-O-Matic device and box made in the U.S.A....
This is the Rexall Quik-Tel Fever Thermometer with Shake-O-Matic device and box made in the U.S.A....
FOR the past fifteen years we have been interested in producing arti-ficial fever as a therapeutic a...
Fever, commonly defined by a temperature of ≥38.3°C (101°F), occurs in approximately one half of pat...
The present invention relates to a portable apparatus for warming biocompatible fluids for use in th...
Fever is defined as a body temperature, which exceeds that found in the 99th percentile of healthy i...
This is an image of the hydrotherapy room that was located in the basement of the Bath House in the ...
Fever is a common physiological response characterized by an elevation in body temperature, often in...
During the past three years studies of the effects of artificial fever on the cellular equilibria in...
Fever is common among patients admitted to intensive care units (ICUs). In spite of the frequency of...
This apparatus is a “fever cabinet”, used to raise a patient’s body temperature for therapeutic purp...
Fever is an adaptive response to a variety of infectious, inflammatory, and foreign stimuli. The “fe...
Hyperthermia, raised temperature, has been used as a means of treating cancer for centuries. Hippocr...
This is the Rexall Quik-Tel Fever Thermometer with Shake-O-Matic device and box made in the U.S.A....
Since the days of Hippocrates fever has been a major concern of physicians. Originally and for a l...
This is the Rexall Quik-Tel Fever Thermometer with Shake-O-Matic device and box made in the U.S.A....
This is the Rexall Quik-Tel Fever Thermometer with Shake-O-Matic device and box made in the U.S.A....
FOR the past fifteen years we have been interested in producing arti-ficial fever as a therapeutic a...
Fever, commonly defined by a temperature of ≥38.3°C (101°F), occurs in approximately one half of pat...
The present invention relates to a portable apparatus for warming biocompatible fluids for use in th...
Fever is defined as a body temperature, which exceeds that found in the 99th percentile of healthy i...
This is an image of the hydrotherapy room that was located in the basement of the Bath House in the ...
Fever is a common physiological response characterized by an elevation in body temperature, often in...
During the past three years studies of the effects of artificial fever on the cellular equilibria in...
Fever is common among patients admitted to intensive care units (ICUs). In spite of the frequency of...