New concepts in diagnosis and treatment : physico-clinical medicine, the practical application of the electronic theory in the interpretation and treatment of disease, with an appendix on new scientific facts . ^ THE STOMACH REFLEX 37 primarily to locate the lower stomach border. To increasethe tone of the gastric musculature sufficient to elicit dul-ness, two simple maneuvers are available:. Fig. i6.—^The lower figure represents the correct way of holding the magnetor electrode. The upper figure is incorrect owing to modification of polarity fromthe finger tips and approximation of the latter
New concepts in diagnosis and treatment : physico-clinical medicine, the practical application of the electronic theory in the interpretation and treatment of disease, with an appendix on new scientific facts . ^ THE STOMACH REFLEX 37 primarily to locate the lower stomach border. To increasethe tone of the gastric musculature sufficient to elicit dul-ness, two simple maneuvers are available:. Fig. i6.—^The lower figure represents the correct way of holding the magnetor electrode. The upper figure is incorrect owing to modification of polarity fromthe finger tips and approximation of the latter to the metal which causes short-circuiting and interferes with conveyance of energy. I. While the patient or an assistant directs either poleof a bar-magnet at a distance of about 4 inches from thepresumable location of the lower stomach border, lightpercussion is executed from below upward until dulness 38 THE STOMACH REFLEX is elicited; this is the lower border of the stomach and itsposition should be marked with a dermograph. 2. During the time energ\^ is conveyed from the heartregion of the subject to stomach region by means of aninsulated cord of copper as shown in fig. 15, execute per-cussion after the manner cited in the first maneuver. To secure uniform results, the electrode approximatingthe stomach is fixed in the left anterior axillany-line justbelow the loth rib. The fi
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