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JOURNAL DE MEDECINE ET DE CHIRURGIE.
Journal de médecine et de chirurgie pratiques à l'usage des médecins praticiens.
Paris, Crapelet-Ancienne Maison Crapelet-Ch. Lahure et Cie-Typographie Lahure-Au bureau du journal-, 1850-1931.
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600 €
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The "Journal de médecine et de chirurgie pratiques à l'usage des médecins praticiens" was founded by the doctor Just Lucas-Championnière (1803-1858), in 1830, in collaboration with François-Hyppolyte Chaillou.
The sons of Lucas-Championnière, including Just Lucas-Championnière (1848-1913, surgeon of the Paris hospitals, member of the Academy of Sciences and member of the Academy of Medicine) take over from their father and became director as well.
Its publication runs until 1988, to consitute a collection of 159 volumes in total.
TOLET, François.
Traite de la Lithotomie ou l'Extraction de la Pierre hors de la vessie.
Paris, François H. Muguet, 1708.
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600 €
"Tolet, lithotomist at l'Hôpital de la Charité in Paris, first published this work in 1682. After many editions, this book remains as a classic contribution to the subject.[...] In Tolet's day lithotomy was one of the major and most dangerous of operations. Explicit directions are given for the operation in children as well as adults of both sexes. Particularly stressed is the need for careful restraint of the patient during surgery using strong assistants, straps, scarves, or cloths. The lesser and greater lateral perineal operations in men and women are described and illustrated. Among the many causes of the stone, the author named unleavened bread, waterfowl, curds, pap, old cheese, hard eggs, unripe fruits, the feet or legs of beef or pork, salted or spiced meats, and medicines which dehydrate the body. The plates depicted instruments, positioning of the patient, the use of the curved metal catheter, the making of the incision, and use of extracting clamps." (Heirs of Hippocrate).
The edition is illustrated with 18 plates drawn and engraved by Lalouette (instruments, operating positions, stones, etc.) and a portrait of Tolet by Maillet.
"François TOLLET (1647-1724) surgeon of King Louis XIV left a very didactic treatise on lithotomy. He helped to bring bladder size into a" regulated "surgery." (History of urology by the Association française d'urologie).
PETIT, Pierre.
De lacrymis libri tres.
Paris, Claudium Cramoisy, 1661.
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600 €
First edition.
Pierre Petit (1617-1687) was a 17th-century Parisian physician and scholar. In De lacrymis libri tres, he offers a comprehensive study of tears, addressing their physiological nature, causes, and emotional and spiritual significance. The work is structured into three books, each exploring different aspects of tears, from their anatomical origin to their role in expressions of pain, joy, or devotion.
Questions treated by Petitus include why ‘good’ (brave) men are prone to weeping, why women weep more than men and whether animals are also able to weep.
LE BRUN.
Traité théorique sur les maladies épidémiques, dans lequel on examine s'il est possible de les prévoir, & quels seroient les moyens de les prévenir & d'en arrêter les progrès ?.
Paris, Didot le jeune, 1776.
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Rare first edition o this work on epidemics and the importance of the role of the state to successfully contain them.
REVUE NEUROLOGIQUE.
Revue Neurologique, 1956-1967. Série complète.
Paris, Masson et Cie, 1956-1967.
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600 €
Years 1956 to 1967, complete, 12 numbers per year.
BLEGNY, Nicolas de.
La Doctrine des raports de chirurgie.
Lyon, Thomas Amaulry, 1684.
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600 €
"De Blegny explained the obligation of surgeons to report any suspicion of crime, and explained how to prepare expert opinion for presentation before the court" (Morton).
WECKER, Jean Jacques.
Les Secrets et merveilles de nature.
Lyon, Jean Aymée Candy, 1652.
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Jean-Jacques Wecker (1528-1585) German physician, philosopher and alchemist. This book contains beauty secrets, advice on destroying parasites, information on dyes, varnishes and gilding, gardening, preserving fruit, making ink, how to remove stains, amusing physics tricks... and more esoteric chapters on demons and alchemy.
OLLIVIER, Charles-Prosper.
Traité de la moelle épinière et de ses maladies, contenant l'histoire anatomique, physiologique et pathologique de ce centre nerveux chez l'homme.
Paris, Crevot, 1827.
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600 €
Second edition, corrected and augmented of 400 pages.
Pioneering study of the anatomy, physiology and pathology of the spinal cord. In it he describes what is probably the first case of a disease now known as multiple sclerosis.
He is also credited with coining the term syringomyelia which appears here in this second edition for the first time on p. 178.
TANUDE.
Traité d'anatomie, d'ostéologie et de miologie, nécessaire au dessin : débarrassé des choses inutiles a la peinture pour en facilitier l'étude et faire connaitre clairement les facultés des os et des muscles, et l'attache des muscles sur les os, ce qui se trouve expliqué par la table et les lettres de renvoi, marqué conformement sur chaque figures vuës de différents côtés / par Tanude, anatomiste, et dessiné par Naudet.
Paris, Jean, [v.1800].
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Anatomy treatise for artists illustrated with 12 lithographs by Mademoiselle Papaveine after Naudet.
The author's name appears in another work as 'Tanude, chirurgien-anatomiste de Montpellier.' The letters of the name being the same as in 'Naudet', 'Tanude' may be a pseudonym for a member of the Naudet family of Montpellier and possibly for the designer.
VELPEAU, Alfred-Armand-Louis-Marie.
Embryologie ou ovologie humaine contenant l'histoire descriptive et iconographique de l'oeuf humain.
Paris, J. B. Baillière, 1833.
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650 €
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At the time Velpeau published this treatise on embryology, he was surgeon to l'Hôpital Saint-Antoine and l'Hôpital de la Pitié in Paris. He was, in addition, supernumerary professor on the Faculté de Médecine de Paris and was also active at l'Hôpital de la Charité.
[QUESNAY, François].
Recherches critiques et historiques sur l'origine, sur les divers états et sur les progrès de la Chirurgie en France.
Paris, Charles Osmont, 1744.
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650 €
First edition published at the same date than a 4to edition.
One of the first history of french surgery.
HALLER, Albrecht.
Disputationes Chirurgicae selectae.
Lausanne, Marci-Michael Bousquet, 1755-1756.
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700 €
First edition.
Haller, the last universal genius of the Lumières, left an abundant and very broad work. Considered the father of modern physiology, he also contributed to the development of anatomy and surgery, of which he was chair in Gottingen until 1753.
A remarkable work for all 50 engraved plates offering striking scenes of surgery.
HOWARD, John.
État des prisons, des hôpitaux et des maisons de force.
Paris, Lagrange, 1788.
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First french edition of Howard's pioneering work on prisons and penal reform.
CLOQUET, Jules-Germain.
Recherches sur les causes et l’anatomie des hernies abdominales.
Paris, Méquignon-Marvis, 1819.
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700 €
This work "covers he causes and anatomy of the abdominal hernia [...] based on Cloquet's experience with over 500 hernia cases" (Heirs of Hippocrates).
"The lithographed plates [...] were drawn on stone by Cloquet himself, and are among the earliest lithographed medical illustrations" (Garrison&Morton).
Rare first edition.
LA BROSSE, Guy (de).
De la nature, vertu, et utilité des plantes.
Paris, Rollin Baragnes, 1628.
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700 €
First edition.
Guy de La Brosse was Louis XIII's regular physician and founder of the Jardin du Roi (ancestor of the Jardin des Plantes). The last part, entitled "Dessein d'un Jardin Royal pour la culture des plantes médicinales", presents the project for the future Jardin des Plantes.
While the author remains famous for having successfully completed this project, he is also known for having been one of the first French Paracelsians. This work, one of the first great French botanical treatises, detailing the medicinal virtues of plants, their classification and their therapeutic use, is very much inspired by Bacon and Paracelsus. The book illustrates in a very clear way one of the schools of thought of the nascent revolution, that of Paracelsianism.
[Barbiers chirurgiens].
Arrest d'audience du parlement confirmatif de l'union des chirurgiens jurez, & barbiers chirurgiens. A la charge de soubmission à la faculté de médecine. Avec défense de prendre qualité de bacheliers, licentiez, docteurs & college : faire lectures ny actes publics : porter robes, ny bonnets, prononcé le septieme febvrier 1660.
Paris, François Muguet, 1660.
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750 €
First edition.
LE CAT, Claude Nicolas.
Traité des sensations.
Paris, Vallat-La-Chapelle, 1767.
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750 €
First edition.
Claude-Nicolas Le Cat (1700-1768) a surgeon specializing in the operation of bladder stones remains famous for his work on the senses. Mechanistic doctor for whom sensations are the result of the body acting on the body (the soul therefore does not come into play), his main contribution remains on the understanding of the functioning of vision.
A Treatise on Hearing published the same year will constitute the third volume of these physiological works.
RAVATON, Hugues.
Chirurgie d'armée, ou traité des plaies d'armes à feu, et d'armes blanches.
Paris, P. Fr. Didot le jeune, 1768.
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750 €
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THESES || MEDECINE || ENCEPHALE.
Recueil de thèses de médecine sur l'encéphale.
Paris, s.n., 1859 à 1869.
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1. GUBLER, Adolphe . Mémoire sur les paralysies alternes en général et particulièrement sur l'hémiplégie alterne avec lésion de la protubérance annulaire, 79 pages.
2. ROBERTET, Florimond. Essai sur l'encéphalite, 50-(2) pages.
3. BOUCHARD, Charles-Joseph . Etude sur quelques points de la pathogénie des hémorrhagies cérébrales, 115-(1) pages and 1 plate. For this thesis, Charles Joseph Bouchard (1837-1915) was inspired by the work of Charcot. He describes a type of micro-aneurysms called Charcot-Bouchard aneurysms.
4. HAYEM, Georges . Etudes sur les diverses formes d'encéphalite (anatomie et physiologie pathologiques), 204 pages and 2 plates. Georges Hayem (1841-1933) is considered one of the forerunner of of hematology.
5. PREVOST, Jean-Louis . De la déviation conjuguée des yeux et de la rotation de la tête dans certains cas d'hémiplégie, vii-135-(1) pages.
6. DESNOS, Ernest. Sur un cas d'hémorrhagie de la protubérance annulaire avec albuminurie et accompagnée de symptômes simulant ceux de l'urémie - Intégrité de la substance des reins - Quelques considérations de physiologie pathologique sur l'albuminurie et la dyspnée, 8 pages, Note lue à la Société médicale des hôpitaux de Paris.
Jules Parrot (1829-1883) was chief doctor of the Child-Welfare Hospital and professor of Infant Clinic. He became member of the Academy of Medicine in 1880.
CHEVALIER, Arthur.
L'étudiant micrographe.
Paris, Adrien Delahaye, 1863.
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750 €
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This book deals with five different types of microscopes (simple, composite, solar, gas, and electrical), and the various applications in botany, physiology, pathology and chemistry. The last chapter deals with optical instruments applied to medicine and surgery.
The atlas consists in 301 figures, in black and white, from observations made under the microscope.
SANDIFORT, Edward.
Tabulae intestini duodeni.
Leyde, Eyk et Vygh, 1780.
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The most valuable monograph on the duodenum.
BABINSKI, Joseph.
Oeuvre scientifique. Recueil des principaux travaux.
Paris, Masson et Cie, 1934.
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750 €
First edition.
AILHAUD, Jean Gaspard.
L’Ami des malades, ou Discours historique & apologétique sur la poudre purgative.
Paris, Méquignon Le Jeune, 1774.
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The famous purgative powder of Ailhaud true "universal medicine" is a preparation of scammony that cured all diseases.
Its success was enormous and made the richness of its inventor.
This book is a defense of this remedy against the growing criticism of the physicians of the time.
SANDIFORT, Edward.
Exercitationes academicae.
Leyde, Eyk et Vygh, 1783-1785.
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750 €
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Sandifort was a pupil of Albinus, and he succeeded his teacher to the chair of anatomy and surgery at the University of Leiden. Sandifort concentrated his efforts on the anatomy of disease and has been called the founder of pathological anatomy.
This work is devoted to the pathological anatomy of the skull.
A complete copy with 15 finely engraved fold-out plates.
LEURET, François || GRATIOLET, Louis Pierre.
Anatomie comparée du système nerveux - Atlas.
Paris, J. B. Baillière et Fils, 1839-1857.
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FIENUS, Thomas [FEYENS].
De cauteriis libri quinque.
Louvain, Ioan. Baptistam Zangrium, 1598.
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750 €
First edition.
This medical treatise by Thomas Fienus (Fyens or Feyens) is devoted to the use of cautery in medicine. It details the different cauterization techniques, their therapeutic indications and the precautions to be taken, reflecting the medical practices of the late 16th century. Fienus was a professor of medicine at the University of Louvain, recognized for his contributions to the medicine of his time.
A very complete copy of the two plates representing the cauterization instruments.
MONTEUX, Jerôme de.
Conservation de santé, et prolongation de vie, livre fort utile & nécessaire non seulement aux médecins, mais aussi à toute personne qui veult avoir sa santé corporelle, sans laquelle cette vie est sans fruit.
Paris, Simon Calvarin, à l'enseigne de la Rose blanche couronnée, 1572.
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800 €
Second french edition.
Jérôme de Monteux, lord of Miribel, gave birth to Catherine de Médicis of the future François II and was medical adviser to Henri II.
Treatise on medicine borrowing from the ancients their advice for leading a healthy life: dietetics, sleep, economy of passions.
Published in Latin in 1557, we discover implicitly what daily life could be like at the court of France in the middle of the 16th century.
GUIBELET, Jourdain.
Examen de l'examen des esprits.
Paris, Veuve Jean de Heuqueville et Louis de Heuqueville, 1631.
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800 €
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Critical work of the Examen de ingenios para las sciencias by Juan Huarte de San Juan, which had been, in 1575, the first modern treatise to study the relationship between psychology and physiology.
Guibelet offers an in-depth analysis and a refutation of some of Huarte's theses, thus entering into the intellectual debates of the time on the nature of intelligence and human aptitudes. This text constitutes a valuable contribution to the history of ideas and to the study of the reception of psychological and medical theories at the dawn of the 17th century.
Title page in the name of the Heuquevilles with whom Soly (who appears on the privilege) shared the edition.
WINSLOW, Jacques-Benigne.
Exposition anatomique de la structure du corps humain.
Paris, Guillaume Desprez & Jean Dessessartz, 1732.
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800 €
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One of the most famous works of descriptive anatomy.
This book marked a turning point in the history of anatomy by freeing itself from physiological speculation in favor of a strictly observational approach. It contains for the first time the description of the "foramen of Winslow" (or omental foramen), the slit that allows communication between the greater peritoneal sac and the vestibule of the lesser peritoneal sac.
CHAILLOU, Jacques.
Recherches de l'origine et du mouvement du sang, du cœur, et de ses vaisseaux.
Paris, Jean Couterot, 1675.
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800 €
First edition.
Jacques Chaillou, a physician from Angers, was one of the first to introduce Harvey's discoveries on blood circulation in France. Jacques Chaillou began his medical studies in Angers in the 1650s, a time when medical discoveries abounded: in 1628, William Harvey published his Exercitatio Anatomica de Motu Cordis et Sanguinis in animalibus in Frankfurt, often considered the first work to accurately describe blood circulation. It was in this context that Jacques Chaillou, before obtaining his doctorate, went to Paris and then Bordeaux to learn about the new discoveries, where he became a professor in 1663. He returned some time later to settle in Angers. In 1664, he published his first treatise on the question of sanguinification, which is reproduced here at the beginning of our edition, and he continued his work on blood, which he described in his Recherches.
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