Titlebook: Brain, Mind and Medicine:; Essays in Eighteenth Harry Whitaker,C. U. M. Smith,Stanley Finger Book 2007 Springer-Verlag US 2007 18th century

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Some Thoughts on the Medical Milieu in the Last Quarter of the Eighteenth Century as Reflected in thean-Martin Charcot (1825–1893), the famous Parisian neurologist, is his best-known medical contribution although he did publish on rabies, the prevention of head injury in children and other topics..However, his medical work is far from his only claim to fame. Like others before and after him, Parki

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The Taming of the Electric Ray: From a Wonderful and Dreadful “Art” to “Animal Electricity” and “Ele knowledge of the phenomena of the animated nature, the episode of these fish (which would be called electric) was important also because it opened the path to two of the most revolutionary episodes of the Enlightenment science: the demonstration of the electric nature of nervous conduction by Luigi

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Swedenborg and Localization Theoryontemporary publications, the two authors made it clear that the findings were contrary to established opinion. Neither the possibility of cortical activation, nor cortical localization of function were definitely known to exist, although sometimes surmised. The findings were not accepted immediatel

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Irritable Glue: The Haller–Whytt Controversy on the Mechanism of Muscle Contraction

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Quantum Computing for Machine Learning have purposefully omitted birth and death dates of the great figures of the eighteenth century in preference for the dates when their most significant publications and/or other contributions appeared.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-88465-9ment our history rather than more significant periods of time, periods which have a coherent content, or are marked, perhaps, by the working out of a theme? Students of English literature sometimes take the long eighteenth century to extend from John Milton (., 1667) to the passing of the first gene

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Radomir Karakolev,Lubomir Dimitrovy), ‘neuron’ (or neurone), ‘cell’ and ‘histology’ are missing altogether from the index to the overview of the history of neurology by Riese (1959)..Microscopy was born in the years prior to the eighteenth century and nerve specimens were among the first to be examined. The late sixteenth century sa

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Sumbat Bekgulyan,Simon Feldmeth,Frank Bauerdicine, connections can be traced to the eighteenth century, if not earlier. In order to understand significant changes in medical education, and especially in the field of anatomical instruction, one must look back even further, at least to the sixteenth century. The history of hospitals also has m

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-8046-4tus that would change the lifestyle of those who followed. Among those thinkers and practical persons was the apothecary James Parkinson (1755–1824). He was an accomplished doctor, well liked in his area of east London, and he contributed in several fields of medicine..Parkinson is best known now fo