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Who are you, Doctor Bianchon? On Honoré de Balzac's illness and death Leonid I. Dvoretsky
The paper explores clinical manifestations and the course of the disease in Honoré Balzac, the famous French writer. Interpretation of possible causes and the disease treatment is analyzed.
Leonid I. Dvoretsky
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Anatomico physiological aspects of siravedha W.S.R to neuromuscular disorders
Siravedha/bloodletting is a worldwide favoured medical practice having its origin from the prehistoric era. Among many of its accomplished functions, Sushruta (the father of surgery) has also prescribed it in some Vatavyadhi (i.e., diseases predominantly
Ipsita Panda +3 more
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Mulomedicina Chironis 3-15 (la pratica del salasso). Testo critico, traduzione e commento
Paragraphs 3-15 (concerning the bloodletting of the horse) of the so-called Mulomedicina Chironis are here critically published. An Italian translation and a commentary follow.
Vincenzo Ortoleva
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* denotes a significant difference between groups within the same time point (*P # denotes a significant difference within the same group of bloodletting at the three time points (#P ##P ###P < 0.001).
Robin van Bruggen (6275459) +6 more
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This paper observed the effect of ear-tip bloodletting therapy combined with external application of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) in treating hordeolum at the early stage in a child, and summarized related nursing measures during the treatment. Key
LIU Hongyan (刘红艳) +5 more
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A recent viewpoint paper by Manuel Magalhães-Sant’Ana (2019) discussed the evidence regarding history, conceptions and modern research related to Traditional Chinese Veterinary Acupuncture (TCVA).
Yusheng Hu, Zhongjie Liu
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BLOODLETTING IN CHILDREN [PDF]
HISTORY OF BLOODLETTING The history of bloodletting prior to the nineteenth century gives but scant mention of the employment of this therapeutic measure in children. The very fact, however, that ancient and medieval medicine would under ordinary circumstances not dispense with depletion justifies us in assuming that the children were subjected to the
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For more than two thousand years, almost all doctors in the West used bloodletting to treat a great variety of diseases and conditions. In an attempt to find out why they acted thus, Dr Brain has translated the three works on bloodletting by the second ...
Peter Brain
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