Duplay emmanuel simon (9 Ergebnisse)

PAP. Zustand: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Zustand: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Zustand: New. In English.

Zustand: Good. 1897. Hardback. "Commissioning organisation: par Simon Duplay [et al.] 809 p. ill. Original calf. Good copy with well defined edges, tight binding, marbled boards, professionally rebacked, bright gold gilt title on a red vellum title label on the spine, minor wear to edges. a suprisingly well preserved copy." Keywords: Subjects. Not a first edition copy. . . .…

Zustand: New. KlappentextrnrnThis is a reproduction of the original artefact. Generally these books are created from careful scans of the original. This allows us to preserve the book accurately and present it in the way the author intended. Since the origina.

Zustand: Good. 1897. Hardback. "Commissioning organisation: par Simon Duplay [et al.] 809 p. ill. Original calf. Good copy with well defined edges, tight binding, marbled boards, professionally rebacked, bright gold gilt title on a red vellum title label on the spine, minor wear to edges. a suprisingly well preserved copy." Keywords: Subjects. Not a first edition copy. . . . Books ship from the US and Ireland.…

Nos Maitres, 40. - Deschiens, édit, Paris 1908, Lichtdruck, 15,5 x 10,5 cm. The challenges of urethroplasty were known to French surgeon Simon Duplay (1836-1924), the father of hypospadias surgery. In 1874 he described tubularization of skin on the penis ventrum to create the neourethra. This maneuver, however, made it difficult to then close shaft skin over the repair, given that preputial skin transfers from the dorsum had not yet been considered. Therefore, to pull the ventral skin edges together, it was necessary to cut a long relaxing incision down the dorsal shaft. Six years later, Duplay pioneered a second approach, in which he committed less ventral skin to the urethroplasty to avoid making a relaxing incision. With this approach, however, there was an insufficient amount of skin to tubularize into a neourethra of adequate diameter. Consequently, Duplay simply left a catheter lying on the strip of epithelium, which he buried under the skin, relying on the healing process to form the remainder of the urethra. Not surprisingly, both of these operations led to fistula development." -cf. Warren Snodgrass.…

Centenaire de la Faculté de Médicine la Faculté de Médecine de Paris (1794-1894) par le Dr. A. Corlieu. - Paris : Félix Alcan, et al., 1896, Lithographie, 355 x 255 mm. Simon Duplay (1836-1924), the father of hypospadias surgery.

Tome I : Inflammation - Tumeurs - Plaies - Maladies Virulentes (Syphilis); 3e tirage, 80 figures.Tome II : Maladies des tissus; 4e tirage, 226 figures.Tome III : Maladies des tissus - Maladies des régions; 3e tirage, 173 figures.Tome IV : Maladies des Yeux - Maladies des oreilles - Maladies de la bouche; 1e tirage, 198 figures.Tome V : Maladies du cou, de la poitrine et de l'abdomen; 1e tirage, 114 figures.Tome VI : Maladies de l'abdomen - Maladies du bassin - Maladies de l'anus et du rectum - Maladies des organes urinaires; 1e tirage, 175 figures.Tome VII : Maladies des organes urinaires (suite) - Maladies des organes génitaux - Maladies des membres; 1e tirage, 212 figures.Rare réunion complète en 7 volumes uniformement reliés, les 4 derniers volumes étant ici en édition originale.François-Anthime-Eugène Follin (1823-1867), chirurgien français. Le premier il a introduit en France les nouveaux moyens d'exploration de l'oeil. Follin était chirurgien habile, écrivain distingué, professeur dissert. ses publications sont extrêmement nombreuses. Son Traité élémentaire de Pathologie externe (Paris, 1862, T.I et II [1e partie]) fut continué par Duplay.Simon-Emmanuel Duplay (1836-1924), chirurgien français. Il a inventé le speculum nasi qui a transformé la sémiologie et la thérapeutique chirurgicale des affections des fosses nasales. a continué le Traité élémentaire de Pathologie externe à la mort de Follin. (Sources : La Grande Encyclopédie de Berthelot, Tome 17, page 700 pour Follin et Tome 15, page 83 pour Duplay).…