Search Results for medical illustration and printing

..., and Lanfranc of Milan. Indeed, since surgery was Dr. Trent’s own field of expertise, his collection of surgical and anatomical texts is one of the strongest available in the United States.10 A wealth of printed copies of ancient Greek, Roman, and early Byz- antine medical authors demonstrates...

... examining biological and physiological materials. Copyright © 2018 Duke University Press 2018 Andreas Vesalius On the Fabric of the Human Body anatomy medical education anatomical illustration • • Vesalius...

... secundum Galeni sententiam libri quatuor anatomy medical illustration and printing • 1538, A Year of Vesalian Innovation Vivian Nutton I. M. Sechenov First Moscow State Medical...

... of surgery, a field that would eventually extend to artificial body parts, cosmetics, and prosthetics of all kinds. Copyright © 2018 Duke University Press 2018 Andreas Vesalius early modern anatomy surgery printed anatomical illustration medical education...

... inclusive of notes. Illustrations accompanying a manuscript should be submitted in the form of camera-­ready, glossy prints or TIFF digital files and must be provided with permissions for their repro- duction. For return of manuscripts, please include an SASE. We do not con- sider articles that have...

... inclusive of notes. Illustrations accompanying a manuscript should be submitted in the form of camera-­ready, glossy prints or TIFF digital files and must be provided with permissions for their repro- duction. For return of manuscripts, please include an SASE. We do not con- sider articles that have...

... inclusive of notes. Illustrations accompanying a manuscript should be submitted in the form of camera-­ready, glossy prints or TIFF digi- tal files and must be provided with permissions for their reproduction. For return of manuscripts, please include an SASE. We do not consider articles that have...

... second edition (1515) of Eucharius Rosslin’s Der swangern frauwen und hebammen roszgarten, the first printed text for mid- wives; one of only eight copies of Nicholas Culpeper’s The English physi- cian (Boston, 1708), “the first medical book printed in North America”; and “one of three surviving...

... to be formatted more specifically accord- ing to journal style. Any illustrations accompanying a manuscript must be camera-ready, glossy prints and must be provided with permissions for their reproduction no later than the submission deadline. For return of manu- scripts, please include an sase. We do...

... proliferation of medical texts and the abundance of illustrations of dissections, increasing numbers of early modern people could gain access to and even generate knowledge about the compounded body. Literary allegories of the body and anatomies of various subjects are both products of and contributors...

... / 2018 The solution to the problem of mapping and naming (just as in the terrestrial world) was to combine illustration and text. This was not an invention of the printing press — diagrammatic or schematic representations of the human body had circulated long before the printing press began...

... consisting primarily of fellow medical professionals, who were uneducated in even the basic principles of his subject. The derivative nature of the texts he pre­sents in translation appears motivated by a desire to establish an authoritative print history for the ideas he made conveniently available...

... rhetoric and compulsion to independent judgment of truth. Copyright © 2021 by Duke University Press 2021 early modern mountebanks itinerant performers medical practitioners performance studies audience response In 1559, an apparently new word emerged in English print: mountebank...

..., and dangers of physiognomy as a science. It clearly follows Aristotle's Physiognomonica , read in light of the medical tradition, and takes into consideration Aristotelian physiognomic signs and their meanings, as well as methods illustrated and commented upon in academic environments, in the way...

... to be formatted more specifically accord- ing to journal style. Any illustrations accompanying a manuscript must be camera-ready, glossy prints and must be provided with permissions for their reproduction no later than the submission deadline. For return of manu- scripts, please include an SASE. We do...

.... Drawing on judicial and surgical treatises, this essay examines the important contributions of medical professionals to the adjudication of cases of violent crime in seventeenth-century France. It reveals how surgeons, with their hands-on, sensory approach to medical practice and expertise in wounds...

... for the illustrations to replace firsthand experience. Instead, like Galen, he urges medical students “by every means possible to take on dissections with their own hands” [ad consectione propriis mani- bus] (1:8). Vesalius adds that had the young been trained at home in the art of dissection, as they were...

..., Simons / Manliness and Bodily Fluids  335 squat, inwardly turned morphology. Each print exists in several copies, sug- gesting that many artists and collectors found the contrast quite striking and amusing. Medical literature notes, with great interest, exceptions to mascu- line urination...

... Durham, North Carolina This essay reconsiders the haphazard arrangement of Donne’s first printed collection of poems in relation to an elegy written for Donne by one Thomas Browne, published for the first and only time in that same volume. The earliest recorded response we have to Donne’s verse...

...Michael Stolberg Drawing on the personal notebooks of three medical students who studied in Padua in the late 1540s and early 1550s, this essay examines the contents and methods of anatomical teaching of Andreas Vesalius’s successors and in particular that of Antonio Fracanzani and Gabriele...