The Evolution of Modern MedicineBooks4x Company, 1997 - Medicine |
Contents
PREFACE | 5 |
CHAPTER I ORIGIN OF MEDICINE | 8 |
ORIGIN OF MEDICINE | 14 |
EGYPTIAN MEDICINE | 16 |
ASSYRIAN AND BABYLONIAN MEDICINE | 24 |
HEBREW MEDICINE | 33 |
CHINESE AND JAPANESE MEDICINE | 35 |
CHAPTER II GREEK MEDICINE | 39 |
ARABIAN MEDICINE | 84 |
THE RISE OF THE UNIVERSITIES | 93 |
MEDIAEVAL MEDICAL STUDIES | 102 |
MEDIAEVAL PRACTICE | 104 |
ASTROLOGY AND DIVINATION | 105 |
CHAPTER IV THE RENAISSANCE AND THE RISE OF ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY | 111 |
PARACELSUS | 115 |
VESALIUS | 126 |
ASKLEPIOS | 49 |
HIPPOCRATES AND THE HIPPOCRATIC WRITINGS | 55 |
ALEXANDRIAN SCHOOL | 68 |
GALEN | 70 |
CHAPTER III MEDIAEVAL MEDICINE | 77 |
SOUTH ITALIAN SCHOOL | 80 |
BYZANTINE MEDICINE | 83 |
HARVEY | 137 |
CHAPTER V THE RISE AND DEVELOPMENT OF MODERN MEDICINE | 149 |
INTERNAL SECRETIONS | 167 |
CHEMISTRY | 168 |
CHAPTER VI THE RISE OF PREVENTIVE MEDICINE | 170 |
SANITATION | 174 |
TUBERCULOSIS | 185 |
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