‎Medecine‎

‎Zentralblatt für d. gesamte Neurologie u. Psychiatrie. Referatenteil d. Zeitschrift f. d. gesamte Neurologie u. Psychiatrie u. Fortsetzung des v. E. Mendel begründeten Neurologischen Centralblattes. Referatenblatt d. Gesellschaft Deutscher Nervenärzte. Redig. v. K. Mendel u. W. Spielmeyer. Bd. 25-67, 72, 74, 86, 100-103, 105-219.‎

‎Berlin, Springer, 1921-1978. M. einigen graph. Darst. u. Tab. Hlwd., meist Bibl.-Einbd. u. in Heften. Teils m. goldgepr. Rtit. od. Rsign. Einige Bde. wasserwellig, wasserfl. od. leicht stockfl. Einbde. teilw. leicht beschmutzt, bestoßen od. beschabt u. St. u. Sign. a. Tit. Wenige Bleistiftanstreich. Einige S. leicht eingerissen od. lose. Fehlen: Bd. 72 S. 17-32; 195 Heft 2 (S. 137-248); 160, 202, 206, 207 u. 217 Sachreg; 160 TI.‎

‎Bd. 43-67 redig. v. R. Hirschfeld, K. Mendel u. W. Spielmeyer. Bd. 68-74 hrsg. v. W. Spielmeyer u. Bd. 75-104 hrsg. v. K. Bonhoeffer. Ab Bd. 105 hrsg. v. K. Schneider in Gemeinschaft mit K. Behringer, M. Bleuler, E. Kretschmer, H. Pette, W. Scholz, P. Vogel u. J. Zutt. Ab Bd. 139 hrsg. in Gemeinschaft mit M. Bleuler, R. Jung, E. Kretschmer, H. Pette, K. Schneider, W. Scholz, P. Vogel u. J. Zutt. Ab Bd. 105 neuer Untertitel: Referatenteil d. Archivs f. Psychiatrie u. Nervenkrankheiten vereinigt mit Zs. f. d. gesamte Neurologie u. Psychiatrie u. ab Bd. 204: Referatenteil d. Archivs f. Psychiatrie u. Nervenkrankheiten. Organ d. Gesamtverbandes Deutscher Nervenärzte. - Enth. u.a.: Berichte d. Jahresversammlungen d. Ges. Dt. Nervenärzte; Aus d. wiss. Sitzungen d. Dt. Forschungsanstalt f. Psychiatrie in München (Kaiser-Wilhelm Institut) u. Gesellschaftsberichte d. Berliner Ges. f. Psychiatrie u. Nervenkrankheiten. Enth. u.a. folgende Abhandl.: Kehrer, F., D. Psychosen d. Um- u. Rückbildungsalters (25); Mendel, K., Intermittierendes Hinken (27); Kronfeld, A., Über neuere pathopsychisch-phänomenologische Arbeiten (28); Mendel, K., Die Wechseljahre des Mannes (29); Blum, K., Homosexualität u. Pubertätsdrüse; Focher, L., Ergebnisse psychiatrischer Beobachtungen an jugendlichen Verwahrlosten u. Verbrechern während d. letzten 12 Jahre (31); Gruhle, H.W., Über d. Fortschritte in d. Erkenntnis d. Epilepsie in d. Jahren 1910-1920 u. über das Wesen dieser Krankheit (34); Wexberg, E., Die objektiven körperlichen Symptome bei funktionellen Psychosen (35); Brunner, H., Ergebnisse d. klinischen Funktionsprüfungen des Ohres bei Erkrankungen d. Medulla oblongata u. d. Kleinhirns (1.Teil Bd. 37, 2. Teil Bd. 44); Anders, H.E., Die Aktinomykose d. Zentralnervensystems u. seiner Häute; Riese, W., Das Problem d. Hirnfurchung (40); Guttmann, E., Die diffuse Sklerose (41); Lehmann, W., Neurochirurgie in Amerika (44); Weiss, L., Körperbau u. Charakter (46); Schilf, E., Über d. rhythmischen Bewegungen der vom Sympathicus u. Parasympathicus (autonom) innervierten Muskeln (47); Lange, W., Das Problem "Genie u. Irrsinnn" (49); Flatow, E. u. E. Schilf, Die Innervation d. Schilddrüse (50); Pinéas, H., Die Lebertherapie d. Erkrankungen d. Nervensystems bei perniziöser Anämie (54); Luxenburger, H., Psychiatrisch-neurologische Zwillingspathologie (56); Rosenfeld, M., Die Beziehungen innersektorischer Vorgänge zu psychopathologischen Phänomenen (57); Panse, F., Beziehungen v. Gewerbekrankheiten zum Nervensystem (59); Menninger-Lerchenthal, E., Der gegenwärtige Stand d. Fieber- u. Infektionstherapie bei d. Dementia praecox od. Schizophrenie (60); Suckow, H., Capillarmikroskopie u. Psychiatrie (64); Scheid, K.F., Die Psychologie d. erworbenen Schwachsinns (67); Mendel, K., Die Symptomatologie d. Myasthenie (72); Dalinghaus, E.A., D. periodische od. paroxysmale Lähmung (Myoplegia paroxysmalis, 100); Morea, R., Encephalographie u. Ventrikulographie (106); Post, F. u. E. Stengel, Senile u. präsenile Hirnerkrankungen (107); Grünthal, E., Pathologie d. zentralen Nervensystems 1939-1946 (111); Kunz, H., Zur Frage nach d. Wesen d. Norm. Mit Bemerkungen zur anthropologischen u. daseinsanalytischen Perversionstheorie (132). - EINZELN AUF ANFRAGE.‎

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‎ZEOLITE CLINOPTILOLITE - STUDI - Dispositivi Medici.‎

‎(Codice CH/0847) In 4° 27 pp. Brossura editoriale, ottimo stato. ~~~ SPEDIZIONE IN ITALIA SEMPRE TRACCIATA‎

‎Zródla do dziejów medycyny w Polsce waktach Konisji Policji obojga Narodów i Komisji Policji Koronnej (1791-1794).‎

‎Warszawa, 1955. 146 S. OKart. Umschl. schmutzrandig u. m. Rsign. St. a. u. verso Tit. (Zródla i dokum. do historii medycyny; 3)‎

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‎Zum 50jährigen Bestehen d. Paul-Ehrlich-Instituts.‎

‎Jena, 1950. M. 2 Taf. u. 31 Abb. II, 188 S. (Arb. aus d. P.-Ehrlich-Inst... Fft. 48).‎

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‎Zur Erfurter Medizin- u. Hochschulgeschichte. Hrsg. v. W. Usbeck.‎

‎Leipzig, (1977). M. 80 Abb. 279 S. (Beitr. z. Gesch. d. Univ. Erfurt 18).‎

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‎Zwanzig Jahre Schweizerische Akademie d. Wissenschaften 1943-63.‎

‎Basel, 1963. M. mehr. Abb. 191 S. (Bull. d. Schweizer. AdW Suppl. zu Bd. 19).‎

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‎Züchtungskunde. Hrsg. v. d. Dt. Ges. f. Züchtungskunde. Bd. 1-9, 12-15, 17-20.‎

‎Göttingen, Vlg. d. Dt. Ges. f. Züchtungskde. 1926-49. Lwd. u. Hlwd. St. u. Sign. a. Tit. Einbde. teils stockfl. 1 Rücken beschäd. 1 Bd. m. Unterstreich.‎

‎Bd. 2-6 auch einzeln lieferbar.‎

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‎Ärztliche Kosmetik. Überblick über d. Aesthetische Medizin nach Vorträgen beim Berliner Kongreß 1956. Verhandlungsbericht. Hrsg. v. H.Th. Schreus.‎

‎Heidelberg, Hüthig, (1957). M. 115 Abb. 169 S. (Aesth. Med. in Einzeldarst. 4).‎

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‎Ärztlicher Weltkongreß zum Studium d. aktuellen Lebensbedingungen. Berichte u. Diskussionsbeiträge. 23.-25.Mai 1953 in Wien.‎

‎Vienne, (1953). M. 1 Portr. XVI, 384 S. Beitr. in franz., russ., deutscher u. engl. Sprache. St. a. Tit.‎

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‎Äztliche Instrumente aus nichtrostendem Stahl, Marke RK3. Spezial-Erzeugnis der Brevillier & Urban A.-G. Wien VI. (ill. Katalog).‎

‎Buchdruckerei Werthner, Schuster & Co., o.J. (um 1933), gr. in-8vo, 6 Bl. (Text) + 67 S., reich illustrierter Katalog med. Instrumente. Datumsstempel auf Vorsatz des OU. ‘24 Fev. 1933’, Original-Broschüre. Rücken leicht bestossen.‎

‎Image disp.‎

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‎Über neuere Entwicklungen der Physik. Vorträge.‎

‎Wien, Deuticke 1948. 79 S., 1 w. Bl., mit 41 Textabb., OKart., leicht verstaubt, abgegriffen, hs. Datierung am Innentit., papierbed. schwache Randbräunung. Inhalt: Franziska Seidl, Höchstspannungsgeneratoren in der Kernphysik. dieselb., Über Ultraschall, Schalloptik und Anwendung des Ultraschalles. Karl Przibam, Über Kernphysik. Georg Wagner, Das Elektronen-Mikroskop.‎

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‎"(BORDEAU, THÉOPHILE de).‎

‎Recherches sur le pouls, par rapport aux crises.‎

‎Paris, de Bure, 1756. 8vo. Beautiful cont. full mottled calf w. five raised bands on richly gilt spine, gilt red title-label. A very nice copy w. only minor occasional brownspotting. xxviij, 483, (2, -errata & Approbation) pp.‎

‎The rare first edition of Bordeau's important investigations on the pulse which has caused the pulse to be taken by applying the tips of the four fingers to the hollow of the radius.The work was later printed in Diderot's ""Encyclopédie"".Théophile de Bordeau (1722-1776) was an important French physician of the 18th century. Due to his great abilities and interest in his patient, Bordeau attracted a large practice as an attending physician at La Charité in Paris. This aroused jealousy with many of his colleagues, and due to a conspiracy his name was removed from the list of Paris physicians in 1761"" he defended himself vigorously, however, and was reinstated in 1764, allowing him to care for his many devoted patients, among which many impotant persons of the 18th century were to be found, e.g. Madame du Barry.Bordeau is considered the founder of modern hydrotherapy, and it was through him that the baths of the Pyrenees became known throughout the south of France and Paris. He wrote a number of important an influential works on medicine. He is considered a precursor in what was later called endocrinology, and he demonstrated that secretion is the active elaboration of a new product separate from the constituents of the blood. ""Semeiology also interested Bordeu. His ""Recherches sur les crises"" appeared in Diderot's ""Encyclopédie"", as did his ""Recherches sur le pouls par rapport aux crises."" Both mark him as a clinician of the first order who knew how to obtain a large number of diagnostic and prognostic facts from an examination. Since Bordeu, physicians take the pulse by applying the tips of the four fingers to the hollow of the radius.""‎

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‎"(L'ÉPÉE, CHARLES MICHEL de).‎

‎La véritable Manière d'instruire les Sourds et Muets, confirmée påar une longue Experience. Par l'Abbé***, Instituteur des Sourds & Muets de Paris. (3 Parts).‎

‎Paris, Nyon l'aîné, 1784. Small 8vo. Contemp. Gilt spine. Title stamped in blind. XXIV,343,(5) pp. Clean and fine.‎

‎A classic work on deaf-mutes. First edition with this title, but It is really a new edition of the authors ""Institution des Sourds et Muets, par la voie des Signes méthodiques."" 1776 (Heirs of Hippocrates,920). In 1791 L'Épée's school became the Institution Nationale des Sourds Muets. ""The Abbé de L'Épée met two deaf girls, decided to educate them, and soon had a class of 60 devoted pupils, whom he supported and amongst whom he lived. He based his methods on those of Bonnet and Amman, and was the first to attach great importence to signs."" (Garrison & Morton,3359).‎

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‎"ALMEIDA, J. D. (+) D. M. BERRY (+) C. H. CUNNINGHAM (+) D. HAMRE (+) M. S. HOFSTAD (+) L. MALLUCCI (+) K. MCINTOSH (+) D. A. J. TYRRELL.‎

‎Coronaviruses. - [COINING ""CORONAVIRUS""]‎

‎London, Macmillan, 1968. Large8vo. In contemporary full green cloth with gilt lettering to spine. In ""Nature"", vol. 220, 1968. Entire vol. 220, October - December offered. Small white paper label pasted on to lower part of spine. Stamps to fore edges. Pasted down- and free end-papers with stamps and paper labels from Gettysburg College Library. ""Withdrawn""-stamps to pasted down front end-paper and front free end-paper. P. 650. [Entire volume: (2), 1366, III- XXVIII pp.].‎

‎First appearance of this short paper in which the taxonomy of coronaviruses is first presented and which also coins the name “Coronavirus”, accepted by the International Committee for the Nomenclature of Viruses. Human coronaviruses were discovered in the 1960'ies and by mid-1967 it was recognized that viruses IBV, MHV, B814 and 229E were structurally and biologically similar so that they form a distinct group. Using electron microscopy, the three viruses were shown to be morphologically related by their general shape and distinctive club-like spikes. Tyrrell met Waterson and Almeida in London to decide on the name of the viruses. Almeida had earlier suggested the term ""influenza-like"" because of their resemblance, but Tyrrell thought it inappropriate and not very precise. Almeida came up with the unusual name ""coronavirus"". “Even though we could only base our judgement on the electron microscope images we were quite certain that we had identified a previously unrecognized group of viruses. So what should we call them? 'Influenza-like' seemed a bit feeble, somewhat vague, and probably misleading. We looked more closely at the appearance of the new viruses and noticed that they had a kind of halo surrounding them. Recourse to a dictionary produced the Latin equivalent, corona, and so the name coronavirus was born.” (Cold Wars: The Fight Against the Common Cold) “Particles [of IBV] are more or less rounded in profile"" although there is a certain amount of polymorphism, there is also a characteristic ""fringe"" of projections 200 Å long, which are rounded or petal shaped, rather than sharp or pointed, as in the myxoviruses. This appearance, recalling the solar corona, is shared by mouse hepatitis virus and several viruses recently recovered from man, namely strain B814, 229E and several others... In the opinion of the eight virologists these viruses are members of a previously unrecognized group which they suggest should be called the coronaviruses, to recall the characteristic appearance by which these viruses are identified in the electron microscope.” (From the present paper).‎

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‎"ASTRUC, JOHANN.‎

‎Abhandlung aller Venuskrankheiten. Aus dem Französischen übersetzt durch Johann Gottlob Heise.‎

‎Frankfurt und Leipzig, Waltherischen Buchh., 1764. 8vo. Cont. blank boards with old rebacking. Large uncut copy. A faint waterstain in outher margins on the first ab. 10 leaves. 48,718 pp. A few scattered brownspots, but fine.‎

‎First German edition of Astruc's famous work on venereal diseases originally written i latin as ""De morbis venereis..."" 1736. The German edition having the importent ""Anhang"", first published in the third French edition, on chinese Medicine and terminology ""Von der Beschaffenheit der Venusseuche in China,"" derselben Benennung, Zufälle und Kurirart.""""Considering the period in which is was written, this is an admirable and comprehensive book on the subject. It includes a useful review of the existing literature. Of Syphilis, Astruc says that it made its appearance in 1493."" (Garrison & Morton No 5195). - Not in Waller and not in Wellcome.‎

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‎"BARTHOLIN, TH. (THOMAS).‎

‎Afhandling om Sydommenes Overplantning eller om den Maade paa hvilken Sygdomme overføres fra det menneskelige Legeme til andre, saavel levende, som livløse Ting. Forestillet i et Brev til den danske Læge Hermann Grube. Oversat i det Danske efter den i...‎

‎Kiøbenhavn, Sebastian Popp, 1794. Lille8vo. Indsat i et gammelt helldrbd. 126 pp. Mangler de 2 første blade (A1-2) samt pp. 55-58, 115-116. Kraftige brugsspor. De manglende blade vedlagt i nedfotograferet xerox-kopi.‎

‎Den yderst sjældne første oversættelse af Bartholin's ""De Transplantatione morborum Dissertatio epistolica"", Hafniæ, 1673, et kuriøst værk om bl.a. magisk healing.Bibl. Danica I:759.‎

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‎"BAUDELOCQUE, (JEAN LOUIS).‎

‎Anleitung zur Entbindungskunst. Zwote Ausg. nach der sehr vermehrten französischen zwoten Ausgabe des Verfassers übersetzt. Mit Anmerkungen versehen...auch mit mehreren Kupfern vermehrt von Philipp Friedrich Meckel. 2 Bde. Leipzig, Weygandschen Buchh....‎

‎2 cont. hcalf. Spines a little rubbed. Gilt spines with titlelabels. Top of spine on vol. 1 with a few small tears. Very slightly brownspotted. (20),756,(20),556 pp. and 3 large fold. tables and 17 folded engraved plates (plates 1-7 loose inlaid in vol 1). Complete.‎

‎Scarce German translation of B's main work. B. invented a pelvimeter and advanced the knowledge of pelvimetry and of the mechanism of labour. The external conjugate diameter is known as ""Baudelocque's diameter"" (Garrison & Morton No 6255).‎

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‎"BARTHOLIN (BARTHOLINI), CASPAR.‎

‎Controversiae Anatomicae, & Affines Nobiliores Ac Rariores.‎

‎Goslar, Typis Nicolai Duncker, Impensis Johannis Hallevordij Rostochiensis, 1631. Small 8vo. Cont. limp vellum. (2),615,(7) pp. Some browning to leaves throughout. A few leaves with a small wormtract in upper margin.‎

‎First edition. This collection by the famous Danish anatomist contains 6 works on anatomy and physiology in form of ""Quæstiones"": 1. De homine. 2. De partibus eorumque facultatibus et functionibus. 3. De infimo ventre. 4. De thorace. 5. De capite. 6. de musculis, venis, erteriis, nervis et ossibus, and it can be considered as supplementary works to his enormously influential ""Institutiones Corporis Humani..."" from 1611.Waller No 700 - Gosch III, B.5. - Not in Wellcome. - Not in Osler.‎

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‎"BARONIO, GUISEPPE.‎

‎Degli innesti animali. - [THE BEGINNING OF A NEW ERA FOR PLASTIC SURGERY]‎

‎Milano, Genio, 1804. Lex 8vo. Large-paper copy, completely uncut, on extra-thick paper, in the original wrappers of hand-blocked patterned paper. With a few contemporary hand-written annotations/corrections and marginal markings. An extraordinarily fine copy with minimal wear. 78 pp. + 1 f. errata. Frontispiece portrait and two engraved plates (one - with the famous sheep - folded).‎

‎A magnificent copy, in completely original condition, of the rare first edition (printed in a small number only) of this milestone in the history of plastic surgery, Baronio's immensely significant masterpiece, which constitutes the first example of purely scientific research in the history of plastic surgery. Furthermore, it is in this work that the possibility of skin transfer (grafting) is demonstrated for the first time, marking the beginning of a new era for plastic surgery. ""The basic principle of free transplantation . . . constituted, when fully understood and applied, the greatest single advance [in plastic surgery] of the nineteenth century."" (Gnudi & Webster, p 328).""Degli Innesti Animali, has to be considered an epoch-marking work for several reasons. It is the only treatise on plastic surgery written two centuries after Tagliacozzi's De Curtorum Chirurgia (1597). It is the first experimental account on a successful autologous skin graft in an animal with a detailed report. It is the first example of purely scientific research in the history of plastic surgery."" (ISAPS - International Society of aesthetic plastic surgery).""It is a landmark in the development of plastic surgery procedure after two centuries of neglect."" (Hagströmer).Describing his experiments with skin grafting on animals (most famously on the sheep, which is depicted in the book), Baronio laid the foundation for human skin grafting, which was only successfully done for the first time 13 years later, in 1817. ""Baronio carried out trials on a total of 27 animals (rams, goats, dogs, and even a mare and a cow), always with the same positive results. These studies were of immense significance, serving first and foremost to demonstrate that grafts could be transferred and survive, a fact up to then had not been scientifically proven. Indeed, this possibility was dismissed by leading surgeons including Alfred Armand Velpeau who… asserted that ""this strange operation will never be practiced"" Furthermore, by comparing the results of grafts carried out under different conditions and different time intervals, Baronio succeeded in clarifying many of the biological aspects of the grafting and healing processes."" (Santoni-Rugiu & Sykes: A History of Plastic Surgery, p. 123).""The publication of ""Degli Innesti Animali"" (On grafting in Animals) by Giuseppe Baronio (1759-1811) in 1804, the first account of experimental autologous skin transplantation in a ram, marks the beginning of a new era for plastic surgery - the demonstration that skin transfer in the same individual is possible and successful. Degli Innesti Animali, the most important work of Baronio, is a 78-page book, printed on thick paper, issued in 1804 in Milan by Tipografia del Genio. The book is rare and seldom appears on the market. It is divided into seven parts and includes three engraved illustrations. The first one shows the portrait of the Count Carlo Anguissola, to whom the work is dedicated, who sponsored the publication, although this is not mentioned, and provided animals and stables for making Baronio's experiments possible.In parts one and two, Baronio traces the origin of nasal reconstruction by quoting the Brancas of Sicily, Tagliacozzi, and the Maratha surgeons from India. The Tagliacozzi's arm flap technique is extensively described, whereas the Indian forehead flap procedure is also illustrated by an engraved plate. Part three is devoted to transplantation of teeth in human beings, a procedure first reported by John Hunter"" whereas part four explains the grafting of spur and ""other animal parts into the cock's comb."" In part five, Baronio reports the method of healing severed skin parts by using certain balms, as proposed by some charlatans. Part six, the most important section of the book, deals with the original Baronio studies on skin graft in a ram. He carried out three types of experiments on the farm of the estate of the Count Anguissola at Albignano, in the surroundings of Milan. In doing this, Baronio was supported by two Milanese surgeons G.B. Monteggia (1762-1815) and G.B. Palletta (1748-1832).In the first experiment, he excised a piece of skin from the dorsum of a ram and grafted it immediately on the opposite side without suturing it, but attaching it with an adhesive. After eight days the graft took perfectly. In the second experiment, on the same ram, the time lapse was 18 minutes. Baronio noticed that the graft had some difficulties in taking (Author's note: probably superficial necrosis at it occurs in full thickness skin grafts). In the third experiment, always on the same ram, the time lapse was longer and the graft did not take. He concluded that the shorter the time for transplantation the better in terms of survival rate. A beautiful engraved illustration of a ram with skin grafts positioned along its dorsum accompanies the text. Regrettably, Baronio was not aware that the thickness of the skin was the most important factor for skin graft survival. Very possibly in the third experiment he harvested the skin with the underlying adipose tissue, thus jeopardizing the graft take.In the last part of the book, part seven, he created wounds on different animals (goat, dog, sheep) and covered them with aluminum paste to isolate wounds from the air to avoid potential contamination. He noticed that this method facilitated wound healing.Degli Innesti Animali, has to be considered an epoch-marking work for several reasons. It is the only treatise on plastic surgery written two centuries after Tagliacozzi's De Curtorum Chirurgia (1597). It is the first experimental account on a successful autologous skin graft in an animal with a detailed report. It is the first example of purely scientific research in the history of plastic surgery. For this reason, the founding members of the Plastic Surgery Research Council established the image of the Baronio ram with skin graft over its dorsum as the emblem of the organization. (ISAPS).Garrison-Morton 5736" Gnudi & Webster, The Life and Times of Gaspare Tagliacozzi, p 328 Zeis Index 301 & 422 Maltz, Evolution of Plastic Surgery, p 221 Bankoff, The Story of Plastic Surgery, p. 42" Belloni, 'Dalle ""Riproduzioni animali"" di L. Spallanzani agli ""Innesti animali"" di G. Baronio' in Physis, III, 1961, pp 37-48" Hirsch, I, 243. Waller 686.‎

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‎"BARTHOLIN, THOMAS. - WITH DESCRIPTIONS OF MONSTERS.‎

‎Historiarum Anatomicarum Rariorum. Centuria I et II.‎

‎Hagæ Comitum (Den Haag), Adriani Vlacq, 1654. Small 8vo. Contemp. full vellum with a faint handwritten title on spine. A nick to vellum at the handwritten title. Some soiling to spine and lower part of upper cover. Engraved titlepage (loosening). (14),314,(4) pp., textiillustrations in woodcut (some full-page) and 9 engraved plates (some folding). Scattered brownspots, mostly at end.‎

‎First reprint, the Vlacq-print, from the same year as the original from Copenhagen, and having the same plates as this. The Copenhagen edition was followed by Centuria III-IV and V-VI. This collection of papers in various departments of medicine and anatomi, deals mainly with human and animal monsters.Gosch III,p.43. (""Denne Udgave er maaske at betragte som en Originaludgave samtidig med den kjøbenhavnske"")‎

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‎"BATEMAN, FREDERIC.‎

‎On Aphasia, or Loss of Speech, and The Localisation of the Faculty of Articulate Language. - [PRESENTATION-COPY]‎

‎London, 1870. 8vo. Original full cloth with some wear. Inner hinges a bit weak, a stain to the spine ,and minor loss to upper capital. Spine cocked. Bookplate from the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland to inside of front board, the book-plate stating: ""Presented to the Library by Mrs. WM. Boxwell in memory of her husband William Boxwell Professor of Pathology in the Schools of Surgery 1915-1943"". XI (including the frontispiece), (1), 180 pp + the 40 pages long advertisement catalogue.‎

‎Scarce first edition, presentation-copy from the author, of this milestone in the history of aphasia, being one of the first books dedicated exclusively to aphasia, thus constituting one of the most important books ever written on the subject. It influenced not only the field of medicine, but also that of lingustics, psychology, and philosophy. ""One of the first books dedicated exclusively to aphasia was published in 1879 by Frederic Bateman (1824-1904) [...] In Bateman's exemplarily systematic workaltogether 72 cases (already published and his own) are discussed in order to clarify the question of localisation of speech. [...] Bateman is the first to clearly propose that aphasia could be described in terms of syndromes and the probability that each individual with aphasia has a unique pattern of symptoms. A range of symptoms and features of aphasia are presented in detail and with examples by Bateman [...] The presentation is impressive from a modern perspective and only disorders of language comprehension and syntax are missing from his extensive surgery."" (Juergen Tesak and Chris Code: ""Milestones in the History of Apasia. Theories and Protagonists"", 2008, p. 63).‎

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‎"BARNARD, C.N.‎

‎Human heart Transplantation / Hartoorplanting in de mens: ""South African Medical Journal, Vol. 41: no. 48, 30 December 1967. [Containing, among other writings: A Human Cardiac Transplant: An Interim Report of a Successful Operation Performed at Groote... - [THE FIRST HUMAN HEART TRANSPLANT]‎

‎(Cape Town, 1967). 4to. The entire issue, in the original green/white and illustrated wrappers, bound in very nice full burgundy cloth with gilt lettering to front board. A bit of brownspotting to a couple of leaves, due to the paper quality, but overall an excellent, clean and bright copy of this richly illustreted issue, which is devoted entirely to the groundbreaking medical performance that was Barnard's human heart transplant. LX pp. + pp. 1257-1278 (the pagination includes the wrappers).‎

‎"BARTHOLIN (BARTHOLINI), CASPAR.‎

‎Controversiae Anatomicae, & Affines Nobiliores Ac Rariores.‎

‎Goslar, Typis Nicolai Duncker, Impensis Johannis Hallevordij Rostochiensis, 1631. Small 8vo. Cont. limp vellum. (2),615,(7) pp. Some browning to leaves throughout. A few leaves with a small wormtract in upper margin.‎

‎"BARTHOLIN, THOMAS.‎

‎Anatome Ex omnium Veterum Recentiorumque Observationibus Inprimis institutionibus b.m. Parentis Caspari Bartholini, ad circulationem Harvejanam et vasa lymphatica quartum renovata. Cum Iconibus novis, & Indicibus.‎

‎Leiden, Ex Officina Hackiana 1673 (Frontispiece: 1674). 8vo. In recent full calf binding with four raised bands and gilt lettering to spine. Four plates and frontiespiece with repairs, with loss of illustration. Internally with occassional light soiling. (28), 807 (16) pp. + 120 anatomical plates of which many are folded.‎

‎"BARTHOLIN, THOMAS.‎

‎Historiarum anatomicarum rariorum centuria I et II. (vol. 1 of 3).‎

‎Copenhagen: Peter Habold, 1654. 8vo. In contemporary full vellum. Light wear to extremities. Previous owner's name to engraved title-page, otherwise a fine copy. Printed on good paper. (16), 360,(8) pp. + 9 engraved plates of which 2 are folded.‎