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Karl Friedrich Otto Westphal (1833-1890) the German psychiatrist who coined the term agoraphobia #histmed #histpsych #agoraphobia #historyofmedicine #historyofpsychiatry #pastmedicalhistory
The #Trendelenburg position in the medieval version, shown in a codex of "Chirurgia Rolandina" of Rolando Parmensis (1198-1280), and in a more modern version.
#histmed #historyofmedicine #historiamedica #medizin #medtwitter #surgery #chirurgia #shock #history #storia #medicina
The images, taken from the book "A Practical Treatise of diseases of the #skin" (1888), by the american dermatologist John Shoemaker, show two patients suffering from #syphilis. The bacterial cause of the disease was not yet known at the time.
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The american #surgeon William S #Halsted died #OTD 100 years ago. In 1889 he introduced the gloves in to the operating room. His most important contribution to #surgery was breast #cancer therapy.
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1846 Sept 7: Gilbert Abbott met with surgeon John Collins Warren in Boston about his neck tumor; the Oct 16 surgery is now known as Ether Day https://t.co/TSF8TN22h4 #histmed #OTD
Today's Vintage Book Cover: From Sept 1964 https://t.co/k12M2yYDPw One of several nurse romance novels by Trench #histmed #histnursing
Sunday Patent Medicine Trade Card: Wood & Selick Cough Drops https://t.co/qB7HMN5M6n Via the Helfand Collection @NYAMHistory #histmed Located in NY https://t.co/bKX5WDRRuj
Today's Painting: Lillian Wald who led U.S. Nurses' Emergency Council during 1918 flu epidemic https://t.co/abndI8qGv6 This 1919 portrait is by William Valentine Schevill She was born 10 Mar 1867 & died 1 Sept 1940 #histmed #histnursing
The italian anatomist Giandomenico Santorini (1681-1737) described the accessory pancreatic duct that bears his name. His work was reproduced posthumously (1775) on panels drew by G. B. Piazzetta.
#histmed #pancreas #MedTwitter #historiamedica #medizin #medicine #anatomy #art
Today’s Find: Saturday Evening Post cover 31 Aug 1918 https://t.co/FSFo3C1Bxt At the time the Post was one of the most widely circulated magazines in the U.S. #histmed #histnursing
The german pathologist Ludwig Pick was born #OTD in 1868. In 1912 he coined the term "pheochromocytoma" after observing the consistent color change in tumors associated with the adrenal medulla.
He died in a Nazi concentration camp in 1944.
#histmed #medizin #historiamedica
Today’s Find: Something seems very wrong at this hospital..or clinic…or whatever. This pulp magazine was published from 1934 to 1942; this issue Aug 1939 https://t.co/kPwFTk2Thd
Bellem was a prolific pulp author for 30 years & then wrote for TV https://t.co/fow7b7VA4M
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1989 Aug 28: Sir Robert Macintosh died. Published a classic "Lancet" article about his #laryngoscope in Feb 1943 https://t.co/CH46BoC99h #histmed #OTD He was born 17 Oct 1897. First professor of anesthesia outside the U.S.
Today’s Find: Sandra Miller’s novel “Out of Patients” portrays a female physician contemplating retirement after more than 3 decades of practice in a Phoenix suburb https://t.co/OhDxwulMcQ Author is a retired physician #histmed
Today’s Comic Book: Only two issues published, Aug & Nov 1964. This is the first one. Adapted from a 1962 novel of the same name by Frank Haskell https://t.co/q3KTpq39lW #histmed
Today's Other Comic: Eight issues of "Linda Lark" appeared between Oct 1961 & this Aug 1963 final one https://t.co/ktUVhQ1RRj
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Today’s Comic: “Young Romance” Jul-Aug 1973 issue #194 https://t.co/tpDEhh36yW
Title published Aug 1963 until Dec 1975 #histmed #histnursing
Really looking forward to this evening’s @OldAnatomyTCD #HeritageWeek event on Ireland and past pandemics #histmed #Ireland
Saturday Vintage Book Cover: Author Mary Roberts Rinehart born 12Aug 1876 https://t.co/pePH8FdjwU Rinehart trained as a nurse & married a doctor. Most famous for her mysteries. Died 22 Sept 1958 https://t.co/j8FtuaItG1 #histmed #histnursing
The latest in our rare books series highlights Sir Humphry Davy - illustrious former owner of a book on the plague now in our Library @LSHTM 📚
Read more here: https://t.co/22P9t9igtT
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(Image - Gillray cartoon of Davy demonstrating nitrous oxide @Ri_Science.)