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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - This book, written by Thomas Schwencke, a German physician and scientist in the 17th century, is a pioneering work in the field of hematology, or the study of blood. It includes detailed descriptions of the various components of blood, their functions, and their pathological manifestations, as well as numerous experiments and observations to support the author's findings. It is an important resource for medical historians and practitioners who deal with blood-related conditions.This work has been selected by scholars as being culturally important, and is part of the knowledge base of civilization as we know it.This work is in the 'public domain in the United States of America, and possibly other nations. Within the United States, you may freely copy and distribute this work, as no entity (individual or corporate) has a copyright on the body of the work.Scholars believe, and we concur, that this work is important enough to be preserved, reproduced, and made generally available to the public. We appreciate your support of the preservation process, and thank you for being an important part of keeping this knowledge alive and relevant.

Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - This book, written by Thomas Schwencke, a German physician and scientist in the 17th century, is a pioneering work in the field of hematology, or the study of blood. It includes detailed descriptions of the various components of blood, their functions, and their pathological manifestations, as well as numerous experiments and observations to support the author's findings. It is an important resource for medical historians and practitioners who deal with blood-related conditions.

Originele halflederen band, verguld op de rug, gemarmerde platten. Met gegraveerd frontispice, titelgravure, 3 uitslaande gravures en verscheidene tabellen. . -(Slijtage aan de uiteinden van de rug en omslag, ex libris en nummer in inkt op binnenzijde voorplat, maar verder is het boek in zeer goede conditie.).

, Ohne Ort und Jahr, 4°. 2 Seiten. Doppelblatt. Holländische Vorlesungsankündigung. "Het laetste waer mede ik dese anatomisse demonstratien eyndige, hebt jy alle gesien G:T: ik heb beloost de situs partium de Connexie Mueschel en gebruigte te laten sien met die reflexien die de tyd aen He en mij toelie ten [.]" - Im Jahre 1743 erschien die erste Monographie des Blutes des Hoffmannianers Thomas Schwencke: "In 1743, Thomas Schwencke (1694-1767), professor at the Faculty of Medicine of the University of The Hague, and also a physician to Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart during his concert tour in the Netherlands in 1765, published a volume entitled Haematologia, sive sanguinis historia." (Paolo Mazzarello: One hundred years of Haematologica. Haematologica, 105/1, Jan. 2020). Gewicht (Gramm): 20.

Hagae Comitum : Apud Joh. Mart. Husson, 1743, 8°, XVI, 217 S., [2] gef. Bl : 2 Kupferstichtafeln, Pergamenteinband d.Zt. Sehr Selten! Erste Ausgabe der ersten Monographie der Hämatologie! "Im Jahre 1743 erschien die erste Monographie des Blutes mit Hoffmannianers Thomas Schwencke (1693-1767). Er erweitert die Versuche von Boyle uns anderen Vorgängern und fügt viele eigene Beobachtungen hinzu. Er mißt z.B. die Bluttemperatur mit einem graduierten Thermometer und bestimmt das spezifische Gewicht der verschiedenen Blutanteile. Er untersucht die Verteilung des Blutes auf die Gefäße, die Geschwindigkeit der Strömung. Er studiert den Puls und die Beziehungen zwischen Pulsfrequenz, Blutbewegung und Körperwärme. Sehr eingehend behandelt der die roten Blutpartikel, ihre Gestalt, ihre Farbe, ihre Auflösung (Hämolyse). Hier wird ein reiches Material detailliert angeboten." K.E. Rotschuh: Die Blutlehre in Deutschland und die Hämoskopie (pp.40-42). In: Einführung in die Geschichte der Hämatologie. Hrsg. v. K.-G. Boroviczény, H. Schipperges & E. Seidler (1974) Die damaligen Kenntnisse über Blut und Blutkrankheiten werden von Schwencke in einem Buch zusammengefaßt, dessen Titel 'Haematologia" lautet (1743)." K.-G. Boroviczény: Daten zur Geschichte der Hämatologie. "A Dutch physician, Thomas Schwencke, published in 1743 a monograph that was probably the first of its kind. It was dedicated to the highest authorities of the The Hague and bore the title "Haematologica, sive Sanguinis Historia". In the eleventh chapter, "De Partibus Constituentibus Cruorem et Serum," he quotes Leeuwenhoek and adds that his daily personal observation even of living individuals teaches that the constituent parts of the cruor are solid globules which are compact, ponderous and elastic and which in dead bodies as well as in living, are red, pink or black. He studies the gradual change of color of blood extravasion." C. Dreyfuß. Some Milestones in the History of Hematology (1957), pp.15-16, 30 "Hematology as a separate specialty, with its own methodology and hospital wards, only began to emerge between the nineteenth and the twentieth centuries. Before then, the pathophysiology and the clinical practice of hematologic diseases were mainly considered to be simply a part of internal medicine. However, the use of the term 'hematology' was, in fact, much older. In 1743, Thomas Schwencke (1694-1767), professor at the Faculty of Medicine of the University of The Hague, and also a physician to Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart during his concert tour in the Netherlands in 1765, published a volume entitled Haematologia, sive sanguinis historia." Paolo Mazzarello: One hundred years of Haematologica. Haematologica, 105/1 (January 2020). Waller 8776; Hirsch-H. V, 183 Rare!