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How did the Byzantine medicine contribute (or could have contributed) to the medieval Western medicine?

Orvosi Hetilap, 2012
A Keletromai Birodalom orvoslasa nagyreszt feledesbe merult. Legfőbb erdemenek azt tartjak, hogy irasban es kepekben megőrizte (es tovabbhagyomanyozta) a klaszszikus gorog medicinat. Ketsegtelen, hogy napjainkban semmit sem tudnank Hippokratesz, Galenosz, Dioszkoridesz (es a szerzőket hosszan sorolhatnam) időtallo munkassagarol, megallapitasaikrol, ha ...
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Byzantine Medicine and medical Practitioners in the West : the Case of Michael Dishypatos

Revue des études byzantines, 1996
REB 54 1996 France p. 201-220. J. Harris, Byzantine Medicine and medical Practitioners in the West : the Case of Michael Dishypatos. — On suppose habituellement qu'après 1204 Byzance a perdu son ancienne prééminence dans le domaine médical. La preuve que de nombreux médecins grecs exerçaient en Occident va à rencontre de ce point de vue. Beaucoup
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Medicine and social welfare in the Byzantine Empire.

Medicina nei secoli, 2000
Byzantine medicine was guided by Hippocratic principles and Christian theological precepts, all of which viewed the human being as a psychosomatic entity. Medical philosophy and Christian theology had achieved an alliance, and the well-being of the entire person was the central objective of both.
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Byzantine psychosomatic medicine (10th- 15th century).

Medicina nei secoli, 2000
Original elements of the psychosomatic medicine are examined by the most important byzantine physicians and medico-philosophers during the 10th -15th centuries. These topics concern the psycosomatic unity of the human personality, the psychosomatic disturbances, diseases and interactions, organic diseases, which cause psychical disorders, psychical ...
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Medicine: Byzantine

2011
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Acute Renal Failure According to Ancient Greek and Byzantine Medical Writers

Journal of the Royal Society of Medicine, 1993
S G Marketos
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Thyroid Diseases in the Byzantine Era

Journal of the Royal Society of Medicine, 1990
S Marketos, D A Koutras
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Medicine, Byzantine

2012
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Searching the seat of the soul in Ancient Greek and Byzantine medical literature

Acta Cardiologica, 2010
Effie Poulakou-Rebelakou
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Colchicum Genus in the Writings of Ancient Greek and Byzantine Physicians

Current Pharmaceutical Design, 2018
Marianna Karamanou, Theodore Papaioannou, Dimitrios Vrachatis   +2 more
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