White Coat Tales: Medicine's Heroes, Heritage, and MisadventuresSpringer Science & Business Media, 28 kwi 2010 - 272 Ifyou wantto understandtoday,you have to search yesterday. Pearl S. Buck (1892 1973) I begin this book with a premise: If there is a human endeavor that is richer in tradition, culture, and idiosyncrasies than medicine, I don't know what it is. What you are about to read presents some of these treasures tales of the epic scientific discoveries as well as some behind the scenes medical anecdotes. In the pages that follow, you will find a selection of medicine's scientific triumphs, clinical curiosities, insightful aphorisms, inventive m- monics, imaginative myths, and occasional blunders. In short, the book tells what physicians didn't learn in medical school, but probably should have. But the book is not intended solely for physicians. The tales that follow should be enlightening for all involved in medicine, including the diverse panorama of health professionals, and also anyone who has ever been a patient in a doctor's office or hospital. |
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... death in 1799 may have been due more to the robust bleeding therapy employed by his physicians than to his throat infection . In the end , I hope that you have a richer under- standing of medicine — our most noble profession . I have ...
... death in 1799 may have been due more to the robust bleeding therapy employed by his physicians than to his throat infection . In the end , I hope that you have a richer under- standing of medicine — our most noble profession . I have ...
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... death progress ceased , and medicine regressed into sorcery . Only at the Renaissance was progress resumed ; only at the Renaissance , therefore , does medical history become significant once more . " This is not to say that there were ...
... death progress ceased , and medicine regressed into sorcery . Only at the Renaissance was progress resumed ; only at the Renaissance , therefore , does medical history become significant once more . " This is not to say that there were ...
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... death in 1542 and many of those who followed focused on his attention to chemistry , giving rise to what Porter ( p . 209 ) calls Paracelsan iatrochemistry . Wound Care : Ambroise Pare ( ca. 1517-1564 ) In contrast to Paracelsus ...
... death in 1542 and many of those who followed focused on his attention to chemistry , giving rise to what Porter ( p . 209 ) calls Paracelsan iatrochemistry . Wound Care : Ambroise Pare ( ca. 1517-1564 ) In contrast to Paracelsus ...
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... deaths occurred in towns- people drinking water from the Broad Street pump . Persons drinking water from other sources had a much lower incidence of cholera . Snow convinced the Board of Guardians of St. James Parish , home of the Broad ...
... deaths occurred in towns- people drinking water from the Broad Street pump . Persons drinking water from other sources had a much lower incidence of cholera . Snow convinced the Board of Guardians of St. James Parish , home of the Broad ...
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Part Two The Heritage and Culture of Medicine | 64 |
Part Three Clinical Notes and Medical Misadventures | 152 |
Bibliography | 247 |
Index | 251 |
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