10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «NOSOGRAPHER»
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nosographer in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
nosographer and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Transactions of the International medical congress. Ninth ...
This confusion, and the tendency of each nosographer to reproduce the
inaccuracies of his predecessors, have greatly impeded the progress of nosog-
raphy and have led to much unfavorable criticism and to the frequently-asked
question, ...
2
The American Illustrated Medical Dictionary: A New and ...
Same as Pathogenesis, nosogeography (nos"o-je-og'rah-fe) [Gr. viaos disease +
-yi? earth + ypd^fti' to write]. Same as Nosochthonography . Nosographer (no-sog
'raf-er). A writer of nosog- raphy. Nosography (no-sog'raf-e) [Gr. vivos disease ...
William Alexander Newman Dorland, 1900
3
The Eclectic Medical Journal
Our celebrated nosographer, to avoid this confusion, banishes from the domain
of pyretologia all those diseases alien to it, and lays down the principle that
essential or primitive fever may present itself under certain determ,nate forms,
and is ...
4
Edinburgh Medical Journal
sneers of those, who, fascinated by their own imagining's, do not see that the
strength of the great nosographer was his own, by which he constituted his own
epoch, and that his weaknesses were to be 'referred to the days that receded him
.
5
The American Journal of the Medical Sciences
Our celebrated Nosographer, to avoid this confusion, banishes from the domain
of pyretologia all those diseases alien to it, and lays down the principle that
essential or primitive fever may present itself under certain determinate forms,
and is ...
To introduce such characters into a definition would vitiate and render it useless.
The methodical nosographer first describes a morbid condition. From this
description he extracts the definition, and from the definition obtains the correct
name of ...
New York state medical association, Austin Flint, John Shrady, 1888
... he meant anatomy in its very broadest sense, comprising physiology, chemistry
, embryology, and all that is essential to help the nosographer. Descriptive
anatomy of itself is insufficient, therefore all the branches of anatomy should be
made ...
8
Glasgow Medical Journal
I wish to refer with all res ect to the labours of medical men, but I have long felt
that what t e French nosographer said of the description of one kind of continued
fever, must, as such things are managed, necessarily be true of the medical
history ...
9
Transactions of the Medical Society of the State of ...
... been surpassed by any nosographer since his time. It was he who, upon being
asked by an eminent physician what were the best works to be put in the hands
of a medical student, replied: “Read Don Quixote; it is a very good book; I read it ...
Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvania, 1871
10
Treatise on therapeutics, tr. by D.F. Lincoln from the Fr. ...
... hypochondria, asthma, neuralgia, etc., produce those singular affections, more
common than the frank diseases of the nosographer's in private practice, the
grave and unusual appearance of which inspire so many erroneous prognoses
and ...
Armand Trousseau, Constantin Paul, Hermann Pidoux, 1881
