Electrical Treatment Of Shell Shock Photograph by Otis Historical

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Electrical treatment of shell shock. Nurse apply electrodes to the roots of the splanchnic nerves in a shell-shocked patient with splanchnoptosis, the backwards displacement of the viscera. Electric shock therapy was used to treat some shell-shocked soldiers during World War I (1914-1918).

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