The dawn of modern medicine : an account of the revival of the science and art of medicine which took place in western Europe during the latter half of the eighteenth century and the first part of the nineteenth / by Albert H. Buck.

  • Buck, Albert H. (Albert Henry), 1842-1922.
Date:
1920
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Credit: The dawn of modern medicine : an account of the revival of the science and art of medicine which took place in western Europe during the latter half of the eighteenth century and the first part of the nineteenth / by Albert H. Buck. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    French physicians, types of, who flourished about the time of the “Reign of Terror,” 171 French Revolution, Medicine at the height of the, 169 Frere C6me, 151 Frere Jacques, 151 G Galeria Copiala, long life of, 30 Galvani, Aloysius, lecturer on anat¬ omy at the University of Bologna, 103 Galvanism, 104 Gangrene, hospital, 235 Gariot, Jean-Baptiste, dentist to the King of Spain during the 18th century, 238 author of a treatise on diseases of the mouth, 238 Gasser, Lorenz, 65 Gasserian ganglion, a term invented by A. R. B. Hirsch, 65 Gastritis, one of the first names given to the disease now com¬ monly called 11 typhoid fever, 202 Gastro-entero-cephalitis, one of the first names given to typhoid fever, 202 Gazette de France, founding of the, 6 Germans, cultured, obliged to think, speak and write in French at the end of the 18th century, 53 Germany, low state of medical affairs in, at the beginning of the 18th century, 15, 52 Giant, the famous Irish, whose skele¬ ton was secured by John Hunter for his museum in London, 145 Gilles de la Tourette, 10 Gimbernat, a distinguished Spanish surgeon, 137 Glands, position of, and their action, 160 Goettingen, University of, 37 Gonorrhoea, during the 18th century, commonly believed to be one of the manifestations of syphilis, 153 281 Goudareau, author of a French trans¬ lation of J. P. Frank’s treatise, 45 Graeco-Latin terminology adopted by physicians in conversation with their patients not approved by Kant, the metaphysician, 74 Griesinger, Wilhelm, 55 Gurlt, von, 50 Guy Patin, 9 H Haen, Anton de, 53, 64 Hahnemann, Samuel, 22 Hall, Marshall, 204 H a l l ± , Jean-Noel, distinguished French Physician, 178 very successful in overcoming the opposition in France and Italy to vaccination, 180 Haller, Albrecht von, 19, 34 (Portrait, 34) treatises published by, 38 Heart and lungs, diseases of, full discussion of, by Laennee, 197 Heat-production in living animals, Lavoisier’s theory of, 124 Hernia, different kinds of, 137 Hirsch, August, 15, 52, 74 exposed the perniciousness of Brous- sais’ treatment, 212 Hirsch, A. R. B., invented the term “ Gasserian ganglion,” 65 Hoffmann, Friedrich, of Halle, Prus¬ sia, 19, 53 Hofrath, Aulic Councillor, 46 Holy Land, Prince Louis ’ crusade to, in 1147, 98 Homoeopathy, 22 in the city of Hew York in the years 1850-1870, 26 Hopital Saint-Louis, at Paris, 262 (Illustration, 264) Hospital work in Vienna reorganized toward end of 18th century, 74 Hospitals, Parisian, 261 Hostel des Consultations Chari- TABLES, 8 Hotel-Dieu, the great hospital of Paris, 4, 261 (Illustration, 258) Hueter, 50