An introduction to the history of medicine : with medical chronology, suggestions for study and bibliographic data / by Fielding H. Garrison.

  • Garrison, Fielding H. (Fielding Hudson), 1870-1935.
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1917
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    Griechische Denker (3. Aufl., Leipzig, 1911).—Mary Hamilton: Incu¬ bation, Lonck, 1906.—Brit. & For. M.-Chir. Rev., Lond., 1886, xxxvii, 170; xxxviii, 483 (T. C. Allbutt).—J. de chir. Par., 1846, iv, 303; 332 (Malgaigne).—Brit. M. J., Loud., 1898, i, 1509; 1572 (R. Caton).— Boston M. & S. J., 1893, cxxviii, 129; 153 (Sir W. Osier).—For the MS. of the ancient Greek medical writers, see: H. Diels, Die Handschriften der antiken Aerzte, i-ii (Abhandl. d. k. preuss. Akad. d. Wissensch., Berl., 1905). See also: Homeric medicine. Gynecology: Franz von Winckeks “Ueberblick” in his Handb. d. Geburtsh. (Wiesbaden, 1903, i, 1. Teil, 1: 1904, ii, 1. Teil, 1; 1906, iii, 2. Teil, 1: 1907, iii, 3. Teil, 1) is the most exhaustive account of the whole subject. Kossmann (in the Puschmann Handbuch, 1905, iii, 953-980) gives a good short account. The essay by Handheld Jones at the begin¬ ning of Allbutt’s system of Gynecology (1906) is an excellent free-hand discussion of the modern phases. The best account of American gyne¬ cology is the essay by Howard A. Kelly in the introduction to his “Cyclopedia of American Medical Biography” (Philadelphia, W. B. Saunders, 1912). Stewart McKay’s History of Ancient Gynaecology (1901) and Weindler’s history of gynecological illustration (Dresden, 1908) may also be consulted. Heraldry (Medical): Antiquary, Lond., 1915, n. s., xi, 415; 455 (S. D. Clip- pingdale). Hindu Medicine: F. Trendelenburg: De veterum Indorum chirurgia (Berlin, thesis, 1866).—A. F. R. Hoernle: The Bower Manuscript. Calcutta, 1893-8.—J. Jolly, Grundriss d. indo-arischen Philologie u. Alterthums- kunde, Strassburg, 1901, iii, Hft. 10.—P. Cordier, Etudes sur la mede- cine hindoue (Paris, 1894).—Jee, A short history of Aryan medical science, London, 1896.-—A. F. R. Hoernle: Studies in the medicine of Ancient India, I. (Oxford, 1907).—Puschmann’s Handbuch, Jena, 1901, i, 119-152 (I. Bloch).—Guy’s Hosp. Gaz., Lond., 1889, n. s., iii, 117; 145; 157 (B. D. Basu).—Proc. Charaka Club, NAY., 1902, i, 1-28 (B. Sachs). Histology: Univ. M. Mag., Phila., 1888-9, i, 82-87 (G. A. Piersol). Homeric Medicine: C. V. Daremberg: “La medecine dans Homere” (Paris, 1865).—H. Froelich: “Die Militarmedizin Homer’s” (Stuttg., 1879). —O. Korner: Ueber Wesen und Wert der homerischen Heilkunde (Wiesbaden, 1904).—Paris thesis by A. Floquet (1912). Hospitals: Virchow: Virchow’s Arch., Berk, 1860, xviii, 138; 273; xix, 43; 1861, xx, 166.—K. Sudhoff: Aus der Geschichte des Krankenhaus- wesens, Jena, 1913.—T. Meyer-Steineg: Jenaer med.-hist. Beitr., 1913, Hft. 9.—C. A. Mercier: Leper Houses and Mediaeval Hospitals, Lon¬ don, 1915. Hydrotherapy: M. J. Oertel, “Geschichte der Wasserheilkunde” (etc.) (Leipz., 1835).—Handb. d. Gesch. d. Med., Jena, 1903, ii, 589-603 (von Oefele). —Boston M. & S. J., 1906, cliv, 85-91 (J. H. Pratt). Hygiene (Public): The subject has never been exhaustively treated. A glance at Professor Sudhoff’s remarkable 593-page catalogue of the “His- torische Abtheilung” of the Dresden Hygienic Exhibit (1911) will show its scope. Max Rubner’s introduction to his “Handbuch der Hy¬ giene” (vol. i, Leipzig, 1911) is a good historical sketch, as also Muller and Prausnitz in the Puschmann Handbuch (1905, iii, 783-852), and L. Kotelmann: Gesundheitspflege im Mittelalter, Hamburg, 1890.— Sir John Simon’s “English Sanitary Institutions” (1890), Sir Edwin Chadwick’s “The Health of Nations” (1887), “A History of Factory Legislation” by B. L. Hutchins and A. Harrison (1903), and “A Cen¬ tury of Public Hygiene in America” (1876) are good histories of the legislative phases. H. Kuttenkeuler (Die Naturwissenschaften, Berk, 1915, iii, 509; 521) gives a good history of German food chemistry and legislation.