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Having the power to produce motion, as of a liquid, through a diaphragm in the phenomenon sometimes called electrical endosmose (see endosmose): said of an electric current.
Relating to *cataphoresis, to *cataphoria. See these words. The cataphoric electrode, covered with a thickness of lintine, or similar material saturated with adrenalin, is connected with the positive pole of the battery, or other electric source. Med. Record, March 7, 1903, p. 363.

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Wm. Wood & Co.pp. 431 and 432.] [Footnote 3: For some experiments concerning the cataphoric effects of the galvanic current, see an article by MUNK, entitled “Ueber die galvanische Einführung differenter — The Electric Bath