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32 disbound pamphlets, a list is available on application. [Sold with:] CANTANI (Arnaldo) Il positivismo nella medicina prolusione al corso di clinica medica nell'Universita di Napoli / pel Arnaldo Cantani. Napoli : Stabilimento Tipografico Ghio 1868. One volume various paginated. Arnaldo Cantani (1837 ? 1893) was an Italian physician. Cantani was a pioneer in the modern management of diabetes and foremost in his insistence that stopping glycosuria was the major method of controlling the disease. Formerly in the library of the Birmingham Medical Institute with a couple of their neat library stamps.
1925rif. 17266JSt. Louis: C. V. Mosby Co 1925. First Edition First Printing. Near fine in original stamped brown cloth. “In 1920 William D. Sansum 1880–1948 arrived in Santa Barbara California to serve as head of the Potter Metabolic Clinic. This clinic was founded in 1916 in a New York City Hospital to serve patients with diabetes nephritis and gout. The Potter Clinic was largely funded by the Carnegie Corporation of New York and in 1919 was moved to Santa Barbara. Dr. Sansum specialized in diabetes a fatal disease at the time. It was the subject of his doctoral thesis and the related theme in nearly twenty scholarly papers he wrote in eight years. In May 1922 Dr. Sansum became the first physician to develop and administer insulin in the U.S. to successfully treat a diabetic patient. He also developed methods to obtain a higher yield of insulin from raw material.” C. V. Mosby Co hardcover
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rif. 0945448120-11-1American Diabetes Association. Very Good. It's a well-cared-for item that has seen limited use. The item may show minor signs of wear. All the text is legible with all pages included. It may have slight markings and/or highlighting. American Diabetes Association unknown
1877rif. 29461Paris-Londres-Madrid Baillière 1877 in-8 broché, manque en tête, 2nd plat de la couverture détaché
1715rif. 6535Frankfurt & Heidelberg: Joh. Maximilian. `a Sande 1715. First Edition. Contemporary three-quarter leather. Very good; bright; front joint broken and cover detached. Small 4to 14 2 - blank 199 1 - errata pp. large engraved folding plate composed of two joined sheets. Brunner was a noted 17th century pathologist. This tract brings together two of his most important works. The first contains the discovery of 'Brunner's Glands' and his near discovery of pancreatic diabetes. The second is his monograph on the pituitary body. There is apparently a variant imprint in the same year - there is no priority established. There is also a discrepancy in some listings citing one or two plates. In some copies the sheets with the individual figures are joined making for one large plate with two figures as in this copy; in other copies the sheets are bound individually so that each figure is counted as a separate 'plate' when in fact it is not the case. See G - M #975 & 3927; Waller #1568; Hirsch I 738. Joh. Maximilian. `a Sande hardcover books
1875rif. 21649Paris Germer Baillière 1875 gr. in-8 demi-chagrin marron, dos à nerfs orné de filets dorés [Rel. de l'époque], lég. rouss., cachet annulé
1683In 8° (15,4×9,6 cm); (16 compresa antiporta figurata), 168, (8) pp. e 4 c. di tav. Anatomiche delle quali 2 più volte ripiegate. Legatura ottocentesca in mezza-pelle chiara con tiolo, autore e filetti in oro al dorso. Piatti foderati da carta marmorizzata coeva. Qualche strofinatura e difetto. Due piccolo timbretti ottocenteschi al frontespizio che attestano come l’opera appartenesse alla collezione bolognese Magnanini e ceduto in quanto duplicato nel 1890. Un leggerissimo ed ininfluente alone al margine esterno alto del volume, spesso praticamente invisibile e nel complesso ininfluente e per il resto esemplare in buone-ottime condizioni di conservazione di questo importantissimo testo della storia della medicina endocrinologica, scritto dal grande anatomista e fisiologo svizzero, celebre per i suoi studi sul pancreas ed il duodeno, Johann Konrad Brunner (Diessenhofen 16 January 1653 – Mannheim 2 October 1727). Prima rara edizione, tre soli esemplari censiti in ICCU, di questo studio dedicato all’anatomia e fisiologia del pancreas. L’autore fu tra i primi ad avvicinarsi alla scoperta del diabete portando avanti esperimenti pionieristici sulle secrezioni pancratiche. Nei suoi esperimenti venne aiutato da un altro celebre medico svizzero, Johann Konrad Peyer che fu il primo a descrivere i follicoli linfoidi nel piccolo intestino nel 1677 e non a caso questo scritto contiene al suo interno anche una parte della corrispondenza fra Preyer e Brunner. L’autore studiò medicina a Schaffhausen, Strasbourgo, Amsterdam, Londra e Parigi. In particolare nei primi anni di formazione fu allievo di Johann Jakob Wepfer (1620-1695) che fra l’altro era anche il suo padrino. Conseguito il dottorato in medicina nel 1672 a Strasburgio. Dal 1686 ricoprì la prestigiosa cattedra di anatomia e fisiologia di Heidelberg. Nel 1716, Brunner venne nominato medico personale dell’Elettore del Palatinato, Carlo Filippo III. Nella sua vita ottenne numerossimi riconoscimenti e venne nominato anche cavaliere con il titolo di “Brunn von Hammerstein”. Prima rarissima edizione di un testo di grande importanza per la storia dell’endocrinologia e del diabete. First edition, a good copy. Rif. Bibl.: Foster, Lectures on the history of physiology, 162164. Wellcome II-258. Norman N° 362. Waller 1566.
1924rif. 6337vp: var. 1924-'43. Offprints. in a drop down clam shell box. All in orig. prtd. wrappers; some with punched holes though generally all are in very good condition. 8vo. Houssay did important work in sugar metabolism for which he was awarded the Nobel Prize in 1947. A most difficult group of offprints to assemble given their places of publication. See G - M # 1169 & 2721. var. unknown books