E farquhar buzzard preface (2 Ergebnisse)
The Clinical Forms Of Nerve Lesions: Military Medical Manuals (English Ediiton Of "Formes Cliniques Des Lesions Des Nerfs "
Athanassio-Benisty, Mme. Chiriachitza ; Preface By Pierre Marie, Edited And With Preface By E. Farquhar Buzzard, General Editor Sir Alfred Keogh
Sprache: Englisch
Verlag: University of London Press / Masson et Cie, London / Paris, 1918
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Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. First English Language Edition. 235 Pp. + 8 Pp. Catalog At End. Orange Cloth, Hardcover. First Edition, 1918. A Solid Copy, Lettering On Covers Very Strong, Beginning To Fray Along Top Edge Of Spine, Wrinkling To Cloth Around Spine, Paris Publisher's Label On Front Endpaper, Browning To Endpapers.…The Polish-Born French Neurologist (1885-After 1938) Has Few Citations Anywhere, Which Is Interesting In Itself. 81 Drawings and 7 Full-Color Plates (illustrator).
Weitere BilderVerlag: Macmillan & Company Ltd, London, 1918
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First edition. First edition. xii, 252 pp. Bound in publisher's brown cloth with gilt spine lettering. Fine with a hint of toning to the spine cloth and shelf wear; bright and clean internally save for a name stamped on the title page; sturdy binding. Rare in commerce.Perhaps the standard World War I text on treating post-trauma…tic stress disorder, then called "shell shock." Those were different times. Yealland, a Canadian doctor working at the British National Hospital, basically believed that shell shock essentially didn't exist, or was merely a temporary condition that needed to be expelled by auto-suggestion, strong language, a spatula to the throat or, in the worst cases, electrical shocks directly to the patient's throat. His complete confidence in himself and his methods (touting an 100% success rate) inspired many at the time, but meant that history would not be kind to his legacy or the data he compiled.
