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Zustand: very good. Gut/Very good: Buch bzw. Schutzumschlag mit wenigen Gebrauchsspuren an Einband, Schutzumschlag oder Seiten. / Describes a book or dust jacket that does show some signs of wear on either the binding, dust jacket or pages.

Softcover. Zustand: Bon. Ammareal reverse jusqu'à 15% du prix net de cet article à des organisations caritatives. ENGLISH DESCRIPTION Book Condition: Used, Good. Ammareal gives back up to 15% of this item's net price to charity organizations.

Zustand: New. Facchin-Brulé, Sonia (illustrator). In.

Broché. Zustand: Etat moyen. in-8 Description :Ceras Pages 1156 à 1298, mention manuscrite couverture Langue : français.

Zustand: 3. Là gà res pliures sur dos, intà rieur propre.

Hardcover. Zustand: Good. pp. 626 / illustrated, annotations / aantekeningen French.

Couverture souple. Zustand: Bon. Edition originale. Paris, 1907 ; 1 fascicule gr. in-8 (24.5 x 16 cm), 14 pp. ; broché, couverture verte imprimée, un peu défraîchie avec rousseurs et manque minime dans deux angles ; intérieur en très bon état. Tirage à part très rare de cette publication novatrice. Les auteurs montrent qu'à côté des ictères hémolytiques congénitaux, il existe des formes acquises, révélées à l'âge adulte, et qui diffèrent par un ensemble de caractères. Ils étudient les signes cliniques et hématologiques. En utilisant des hématies déplasmatisées, ils mettent en évidence une fragilité capillaire et notent l'existence d'hématies granuleuses ; ils estiment qu'il s'agit d'altérations communes aux ictères congénitaux, aux ictères acquis d'étiologies différentes et aux ictères expérimentaux. Ils notent aussi chez leurs trois malades une auto-agglutination "des plus nettes". Fernand Widal (1862-1929) et Pierre Léon Abrami (1879-1945) deviendront professeur de pathologie médicale à la Faculté de médecine de Paris ; Marcel Brulé (1883-1946) deviendra professeur agrégé de médecine. REFERENCES : Wintrobe MM: Blood, pure and eloquent, p. 232: "It was Widal, Abrami, and Brulé, and their collaborators, in a series of papers published from 1908 onwards who first established 'l'ictère hémolytique acquis' as a definitive entity."; Garrison & Morton, 3783 (citant le compte-rendu [d'une demi-page] de la communication préliminaire du 8 novembre 1907 à la Société Médicale des Hôpitaux de Paris paru dans la Presse Médicale du 16 novembre 1907 : Presse Med, 1907, 15, 749) : "Widal-Abrami disease (Hayem-Widal disease), acquired hemolytic anemia."; Jablonski S: Illustrated dictionary of eponymic syndromes and diseases, pp. 140, 327; Packman CH : The spherocytic haemolytic anemias, Br J Haematol, 2001, 112(4), 888-99: "At about the same time as Chauffard reported his cases of congenital haemolytic icterus, his colleagues Widal et al (1907a, b, c, 1909) published a series of papers on a haemolytic icterus that was apparently neither congenital nor familial, that could appear gradually or suddenly during the course of various diseases or could be unassociated with any underlying disease. These cases were considered similar to those described by Hayem 10 years earlier. In contrast to Chauffard's patients, whom he described as more icteric than ill (icterique plutôt que vraiment malade), Widal's patients were severely anaemic and ill. They were all adults who lacked a family history or past history of icterus. The patients exhibited reticulocytosis, but the alterations in the fragility test were less marked than in the congenital form. Autoagglutination was observed in some of these patients."; Lichtman MA, Boxer LA & Spivak JL: Hematology: Landmark Papers of the Twentieth Century, p. 869: "In their paper, Boorman, Dodd, and Loutit [1945] commented on the insightful work of the French physician Widal, Abrami, and Brulé (1912), who from 1907 to 912 described cases of acquired hemolytic jaundice. They recognized an acquired form of hemolytic anemia in which autoagglutination was evident and stressed that it was a characteristic and defining finding. Controversy surround led these early reports, and, ironically, their descriptions were challenged and dismissed by prominent physicians in England. Subsequent sporadic reports lent credence to the occurrence of acquired acute hemolytic with autoagglutination (Greenwald, 1938). Boorman and colleagues, however, were the first to establish the concept of acquired immune hemolytic anemia using the newly available Coombs test."; Bernard J et al.: Histoire illustrée de l'hématologie, p. 229.

Zustand: Assez bon. DOM QUIXOTE (illustrator).

Single Issue Magazine. Zustand: Good. Illustrated by Dorsey, Paul; Brule, Al; Lettick, Birney; Luhrs, Henry;Leason, Percy; Giles; Hurst, Oliver; Simon, Lou; Keller, Roswell; Darrow,Whitney Jr.; Sawyers, Martha; (illustrator). First Edition. 78 pages. Articles: The 60th All American - the 1949 All-America Football Line-up - article with *Fantastic* color photos; Winter of Reckoning for Tito - a witness describes Tito's amazing program of defense against Stalin; "We Like Corn, on or off the Cob" (the life and times of Sears, Roebuck continued); Dear Sir, You Cur - Barney O'Donnell is in charge of replying to letters mailed to his Radioland Mail Service; Treat Those Drumsticks Gently - Turkey Farmer Hobart Norman - article with nice color photos; The Fullerthe Heart, the Thinner the Wallet; Home Sweet Zoo. Fiction: For Love; Kiss Her Like You Meant It; Young Man with a Harpoon; Caesar Needed a Gun; Cinderella Rides Again (part 2 of 5); Indian Sign. Includes these nostalgic ads: Pendleton shirts; Fisher Body; Van Heusen Ties; Buick (2-page ad featuring their valve-in-head engine); B.V.D. clothing; Charter Oak Whisky; Mercury cars (nice 2-page ad); Botany 500; General Motors; Schenley Whiskey - one-page color ad featuring recording artist Tony Martin; Puerto Rican Rum; Chesterfield cigarettes ad on back cover features large color image of Arthur Godfrey. Average wear. Unmarked. A sound vintage copy.; Folio - over 12" - 15" tall; Collier's - The National Weekly Magazine, December 10, 1949 60th All American; Winter of Reckoning for Tito; "We Like Corn, on or off the Cob" (the life and times of Sears, Roebuck continued); Dear Sir, You Cur; Treat Those Drumsticks Gently; The Fullert.

Single Issue Magazine. Zustand: Good. Miller, Ardeen (cover photo); Brule, Elmo; Leake, Franklin; Sweeney, Dan (illustrator). First Edition. 40 pages. Features: Colour Canada Dry ad features playing cards; Canada's Cabinet Crisis - and After; Photo of F/L Art 'Birt' Birtwhistle of Ottawa chatting with Dutch girls about wooden shoes; Sugar-Snow Slalom (short story); Knocking the World About - article with photos of massive world infrastructure projects; The Vertical Line (short story); Will Anthony Eden be Britain's Next Prime Minister?; Lovely Laboratory - brief photo-illustrated article on Kew Gardens mentions Winnipeg's Palm House at Assiniboine Park; The Reluctant Tutor; Jergens Lotion ad features photo of Maria Montez; Anaconda Copper and Brass ad features photo of employee Lou Weller of Port Credit, Ontario; Very colourful illustrated centrefold ad for General Motors of Canada entitled "Enterprise - and the Challenge of Tomorrow" includes text mentioning founder Robert McLaughlin; Recipe article; Chase & Sanborn ad with colour Charlie McCarthy comic; The Canadian Mothercraft Society; Newlywed photos of Lynette Emelyn Diedrick of Kingston, Jamaice, and Frank Leonard MacIntosh of the RCAF appear in Woodbury soap ad; Wartime conservation tips; nostalgic ad for the Wartime Prices and Trade Board inside back cover uses traffic lights to explain it will take time for all wartime goods restrictions to be lifted; Great back cover colour ad for Good Year features very futuristic auto/highway scene; and more. Unmarked with moderate wear. A quality vintage copy.