1968 Press Photo Dr. B. Berthed Wolff & pain thermometer, New York University
One of the problems of research into relief of pain is difficulty of measuring a person's sensitivity to pain. Dr. B. Berthed Wolff, a researcher at New York University, has proposed a novel pain thermometer based on injections of harmless salt into the buttocks. The test is used to predict how well a patient can tolerate painful treatment. Here, Dr. Wolff demonstrates another method of measuring pain tolerance with electrical shock.
Photo is dated 1968.
Photo measures 8 x 10 inches.
Photo is dated 1968.
Photo measures 8 x 10 inches.
$19.99
1968 Press Photo Dr. B. Berthed Wolff & pain thermometer, New York University—
$19.99
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One of the problems of research into relief of pain is difficulty of measuring a person's sensitivity to pain. Dr. B. Berthed Wolff, a researcher at New York University, has proposed a novel pain thermometer based on injections of harmless salt into the buttocks. The test is used to predict how well a patient can tolerate painful treatment. Here, Dr. Wolff demonstrates another method of measuring pain tolerance with electrical shock.
Photo is dated 1968.
Photo measures 8 x 10 inches.
Photo is dated 1968.
Photo measures 8 x 10 inches.
