89. Gabon et compagnie Paris, 1825. Reliure demi-chagrin, bon etat general. Dos cuir, vignette marocain rouge, decors dentellé doré or, 20cm/13, LOUIS, Pierre, Charles, Alexandre docteur en Médecine des facultés de Paris et de saint-Petersbourg, membre adjoint de l'académie royale de médecine de Paris, correspondant de celle de Marseille. Recherches Anatomico- Pathologiques sur la Phthisie, photos possibles
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---- EDITION ORIGINALE ---- BON EXEMPLAIRE NON ROGNE DANS SA BROCHURE IMPRIMEE D'ORIGINE ---- GARRISON N° 3221 ---- Heirs of Hippocrates N° 1438 : "This work, which established Louis' reputation as clinician, gives a numerical study of extrapulmonary lesions based on 358 dissections and 1960 clinical cases" ---- "The arbitrary doctrines of Broussais were overthrown by P.C.A. Louis, the founder of medical statistics. Louis thought that the fallacies of an a priori theory, like that of Broussais, can easily be brought out and thrown into relief by good statistics and that statistics can sometimes be used as an instrument of precision in cases where proper experimental methods are wanting. To establish his own results, Louis made over 5000 postmortems investigations. He was the first, after Floyer, to use the watch in timing the pulse. Through his american pupils, Holmes, Gerhard, the Jacksons, the Shattucks and others, he exerted a powerful influence upon the advancement of medical science in the Eastern United States. The strong stand which Louis took in favor of facts and figures, as against the sterile theorizing of the past, appealed especially to the keen, practical common sense of these northern physicians". (Garrison "History of Medicine" pp. 410/411)**3379/C3