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History of human medicine --- Psychiatric nursing --- Psychiatry --- psychiatrie --- geschiedenis --- Melle

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History of civilization --- History of human medicine --- Body fluids. --- Mood (Psychology) --- History.

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Rudolph Virchow (1821-1902) was a leading figure in the medical, political and intellectual life of Germany in the second half of the nineteenth century. He became the most famous pathologist of his time, especially through his book "Cellular Pathology" - which discussed pathology in terms of the functioning of the cells in the anatomic lesions of diseases. Virchow's writings were voluminous: he wrote many books and more than 2,000 articles on medicine and anthropology alone. Despite, or perhaps because of, the volume of his writings, only a small proportion is available in English translation. Furthermore, in the translated material there has been little revealed of the man himself and his relations to others. This book is a compilation of Virchow's memorial addresses concerning other scientists of his time and related topics. To make the material easily comprehensible to the general reader, there is an introductory section to the man and his times. In addition, there are copious editors' notes to explain those events mentioned in the text which Virchow himself does not fully illuminate. This book gives a fascinating multi-dimensional view of scientists and their lives in nineteenth century Germany.

Pure sciences. Natural sciences (general) --- History of human medicine --- wetenschapsgeschiedenis --- geneeskunde --- geschiedenis

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La médecine foisonne d'illustres praticiens qui laissèrent leur nom à un syndrome ou à une maladie. Qui étaient Barrett, Boerhaave, Crohn, Cruveilhier, Dieulafoy, Ellison, Lynch, Mallory, Mendelson, Ménétrier, Weiss, Whipple, Zollinger, et tant d'autres ? À quelle époque vécurent-ils ? Quelle fut leur histoire personnelle ? Et dans quelles conditions cette maladie leur fut-elle attribuée ? À l'ère des développements continus du progrès technologique, il reste impératif pour tout médecin de garder en mémoire la connaissance des découvertes de ses prédécesseurs. Ceux dont les noms figurent dans tant de livres et de publications ont connu doutes et errements. Leur parcours scientifique et éthique demeure une source de réflexion où tradition et progrès, loin de se combattre, peuvent coexister et se compléter harmonieusement. À propos d'une maladie à laquelle est attaché un nom devenu célèbre, un expert contemporain rapporte et analyse la publication princeps, puis livre sa réflexion sur l'évolution des idées relatives à cette affection. Il dépeint également les traits de caractère, les petites manies ou les grands défauts de ce personnage illustre. Dans un texte mêlant science, histoire et humour, nous est présenté l'essentiel de ce qu'il ne faut pas oublier.

History of human medicine --- Hygiene. Public health. Protection --- Gastroenterology --- geneeskunde --- geschiedenis --- gezondheidszorg --- gastro-enterologie

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General ethics --- Medical law --- History of human medicine --- ethiek --- filosofie --- geneeskunde --- patiëntenrechten --- gezondheidsrecht