GALVANO-FARADIZATION
An Illustrated Encyclopedic Medical Dictionary · 1893 · p. 4
n. Ga2l"vaan-o-faar-aad-i11za's hu'n. For deriv., see GALVANISM and FARADIZATION. Syn.: combined current. The simultaneous employment of the galvanic and faradaic currents conveyed through a single set of conductors. [B, 26; De Watteville, cited in "Neurolog. Ctrlbl.," 1882, No. 12 (o, 27).] General g. The combined application of galvanic and faradaic currents to the whole surface of the body; a simultaneous combination of general faradization and general galvanization. [B, 26.] [s. 136]
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