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phoresis Med. Now rare or Obs.|fɒˈriːsɪs|
[ad. Gr. ϕόρησις being carried; cf. cataphoresis, electrophoresis.]
= cataphoresis a.
1902Herdman & Willey in Jrnl. Physical Therapeutics III. 125 In view of this fact that certain substances are actuated to seek the anode while others are moved toward the cathode when a difference of potential is established in the liquid in which they are dissolved, or suspended, it would seem that a generic term, as phoresis, should be chosen to designate the therapeutic employment of this physical action of a direct electric current, a term which would comprehend in its meaning the moving power of the current in whatever direction upon particles suspended in it or held in solution by it, while the specific terms, cataphoresis and anaphoresis would, as now, indicate the direction taken by certain of these substances. 1911C. S. Potts Electr. (1912) ii. 50 The [ionic] migration will take place even through a porous barrier or membrane, in which case it is known as electric osmosis or phoresis. 1936H. H. U. Cross Electr. in Therapeutics vii. 184 The essential distinction between the modern ionic medication and the older cataphoresis (or simply phoresis). |