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Chirurgisk=cliniske Forelæsninger i Hotel-Dieu i Paris. Paa Dansk udgivne af John Rørbye. 4 Bd.
Kjøbenhavn, Reitzel, 1835-39. Bound in 4 contemp. hcloth. Light wear to top of spines. IV,325(4),328338"384,(1) pp. Internally with some scattered brownspots.
First Danish edition of Dupuytren's famous work ""Lecons orale de clinique chirurgicale"", Paris 1832 ff. The work contains his classical classification of burns and is also a pioneer-work in the field of plastic chirurgy.""Dupuytren was born in poverty and died as a millionaire. He became the best surgeon of his time in France. He was ""a shrewd diagnostician, an operator of unrivalled aplomb, a wonderfull clinical teacher, and a good experimental physiologist and pathologist""(Garrison)"" his greatest contribution were in the field of surgical pathology.""(Garrison & Morton: 2247 (the French edition).
Chirurgisk=cliniske Forelæsninger i Hotel-Dieu i Paris. Paa Dansk udgivne af John Rørbye. 4 Bd.
Kjøbenhavn, Reitzel, 1835-39. Bound in 4 contemp. full cloth. Some wear at spine ends and along hinges. IV,325(4),328338"384,(1) pp. Internally with some scattered brownspots.
First Danish edition of Dupuytren's famous work ""Lecons orale de clinique chirurgicale"", Paris 1832 ff. The work contains his classical classification of burns and is also a pioneer-work in the field of plastic chirurgy.""Dupuytren was born in poverty and died as a millionaire. He became the best surgeon of his time in France. He was ""a shrewd diagnostician, an operator of unrivalled aplomb, a wonderfull clinical teacher, and a good experimental physiologist and pathologist""(Garrison)"" his greatest contribution were in the field of surgical pathology.""(Garrison & Morton: 2247 (the French edition).
Notice sur Philippe Pinel
Paris, Le Normant fils, 1826, in-4, 15-[1] pp, cartonnage moderne à la bradel, pièce de titre rouge en long, Tiré à part extrait du Journal des débats du 7 novembre 1826. Il s'agit d'une des premières biographies posthumes de Pinel qui venait de décéder, le 25 octobre 1826. Exemplaire portant un envoi de l'auteur "à M. Adelon". Nicolas Philibert Adelon (1782-1862) fut médecin, physiologiste et membre de l'Académie de médecine. Couverture rigide
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Leçons orales de clinique chirurgicale faites à l'Hôtel-Dieu de Paris. Recueillies et publiées par MM. les Docteurs Bierre de Moismont et Marx. Deuxième édition entièrement refondue. Tome premier.
Paris, Germer Baillière, 1839. In-8 de XLVIII-558 pages, demi-veau brun, dos lisse avec titre et filets dorés. Mors fendu, dos frottés, inscription sur gardes, rousseurs éparses.
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