|
Darrera modificació: 2009-11-23
Bases de dades: Sciència.cat
Gask, George E., Essays in the History of Medicine, Londres, Butterworth (Butterworth's Medical Publications), 1950, viii + 209 pp.
- Resum
- Reprints of a selection of George Ernest Gask's (1875-1951) writings.
Contents:
I. Early Medical Schools (p. 1-54)
* 1. The cult of Aesculapius and the origin of hippocratic medicine
* 2. Cyrene, Cos and Cnidos
* 3. The school of Alexandria
* 4. The school of medicine in Rome
II. Gask (gen. 1931), "Vicary's predecessors" (p. 55-76)
III. Gask (1926), "The Medical Staff of King Edward ..." (p. 77-93)
IV. Gask (1923), "The Medical Services of Henry the ..." (p. 94-102)
V. A Contribution to the History of the Care of the Sick and Wounded during Marlborough's March to the Danube in 1704, and at the Battle of Blenheim (p. 103-115)
VI. John Hunter in the Campaign in Portugal, 1762-3 (p. 116-144)
VII. Lettsomian Lectures (p. 145-177)
* 1. Gask (1921), "Historical Sketch of the Methods ..." (p. 145-156)
* 2. Tbe Treatment of Wounds of the Thorax during the War of 1914-1919
* 3. The Present Position of Surgery with Reference to Diseases of the Thorax
VIII. Changing Surgery (p. 178-189)
-- Bibliography of George Ernest Gask, by John L. Thornton (p. 191-194)
- Matèries
- Història de la medicina
Guerra
|