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Rustica (tapa blanda). Condizione: New. Condizione sovraccoperta: Nuevo. 01. Una obra que resalta las aportaciones de médicos, bioquímicos y farmacólogos españoles al mundo científico internacional. Contribuciones de la medicina española al mundo subraya los hitos en el desarrollo de la medicina y las ciencias afines a través de la biografía de más de cuarenta personajes fundamentales en este campo, desde la Edad Media (o Al-Andalus) hasta nuestros días. Albucasis, Miguel Servet, Daza Chacón, Balmis, Pagés, Ramón y Cajal, Trueta, Severo Ochoa, Gil-Vernet, Oró, Borrell, Barbacid, Salas, Llovet, V. Fuster, J. C. Izpisúa Belmonte, son algunos de los protagonistas de estas páginas. Estamos ante una obra esencial, escrita y concebida por médicos prestigiosos, cuyo afán es dar a conocer estas historias a las nuevas generaciones de médicos, científicos e investigadores y al público en general, con la esperanza de que sirva de estímulo para que continúen el camino trazado por estas ilustres figuras y sientan la ambición de descubrir e innovar. LIBRO.…

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Condizione: New.

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Rústica BC. Condizione: New. Condizione sovraccoperta: Nuevo. 01. Una obra que resalta las aportaciones de médicos, bioquímicos y farmacólogos españoles al mundo científico internacional.Contribuciones de la medicina española al mundo subraya los hitos en el desarrollo de la medicina y las ciencias afines a través de la biografía de más de cuarenta personajes fundamentales en este campo, desde la Edad Media (o Al-Andalus) hasta nuestros días.Albucasis, Miguel Servet, Daza Chacón, Balmis, Pagés, Ramón y Cajal, Trueta, Severo Ochoa, Gil-Vernet, Oró, Borrell, Barbacid, Salas, Llovet, V. Fuster, J. C. Izpisúa Belmonte, son algunos de los protagonistas de estas páginas.Estamos ante una obra esencial, escrita y concebida por médicos prestigiosos, cuyo afán es dar a conocer estas historias a las nuevas generaciones de médicos, científicos e investigadores y al público en general, con la esperanza de que sirva de estímulo para que continúen el camino trazado por estas ilustres figuras y sientan la ambición de descubrir e innovar. 83 gr. Nº de colección: 14. Libros.…

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - This work highlights the contributions of Spanish physicians, biochemists, and pharmacologists to the international scientific community. It underscores the milestones in the development of medicine and related sciences through the biographies of more than forty key figures in this field, from the Middle Ages (or Al-Andalus) to the present day. Albucasis, Miguel Servet, Daza Chacón, Balmis, Pagés, Ramón y Cajal, Trueta, Severo Ochoa, Gil-Vernet, Oró, Borrell, Barbacid, Salas, Llovet, V. Fuster, J. C. Izpisúa Belmonte, and others are among the protagonists featured in these pages. This is an essential work, written and conceived by prestigious physicians, whose aim is to share these stories with new generations of doctors, scientists, and researchers, as well as the general public, in the hope that it will inspire them to continue along the path forged by these illustrious figures and cultivate a drive for discovery and innovation.…

Condizione: Wie Neu. Zustandsbeschreibung: leichte Lagerspuren/unused, minor shelfwear. From Moorish Surgery to Modern Research. Edited by Miguel A. Cuesta and Francisco Mateo Vallejo. Discover Spain s Hidden Legacy in Global Medicine! The history of modern medicine is often told through the achievements of scientists from the UK, Northern Europe, the United States, and Italy. Yet Spain s role, rich, pioneering, and profoundly influential, has too often remained in the shadows. Spain s Journey in Medicine brings this remarkable story to light. This book presents a compelling journey through the achievements of Spanish scientists who, whether working in isolation like Santiago Ramón y Cajal, in small teams, or far from home in international institutions, have made enduring contributions to global medical knowledge. Designed for both specialists and curious readers, it reveals a carefully curated selection of discoveries that have shaped medicine across centuries. From the intellectual vibrancy of the Islamic-Jewish era and the Renaissance to the spirit of the Counter-Reformation, the narrative captures the cultural forces that shaped scientific progress. It explores extraordinary milestones, from early surgical schools in Spain and groundbreaking anatomical discoveries to the organization of historic expeditions that carried life-saving vaccines across oceans. The book traces the evolution of modern medicine through Spanish innovation: the invention of laryngoscopy, the origins of vascular surgery, and the revolutionary work of Ramón y Cajal and his neurological school. It highlights Severo Ochoa s enzyme discoveries, crucial to understanding RNA and DNA, and celebrates globally renowned figures in cardiology and beyond. It also follows the work of researchers such as Joan Oró on the origins of life, leading to contemporary advances in genetics and cellular aging. Today, Spain continues to shape the future of medicine through world-class achievements, including one of the most effective transplant systems globally and the international spread of minimally invasive surgical techniques. Engaging, insightful, and rigorously grounded, this book offers both inspiration and discovery. It appeals to a broad audience uniting history, science, and human stories while redefining Spain s place in the global medical narrative. XXI,634 Seiten mit 113 Farb- und 141 s/w-Abb., gebunden (Springer Nature 2026). Statt EUR 149,79. Gewicht: 1228 g - Gebunden/Gebundene Ausgabe.…

Hardcover. Condizione: new. Hardcover. Discover Spains Hidden Legacy in Global MedicineThe history of modern medicine is often told through the achievements of scientists from the UK, Northern Europe, the United States, and Italy. Yet Spains role, rich, pioneering, and profoundly influential, has too often remained in the shadows. Spains Journey in Medicine brings this remarkable story to light.This book presents a compelling journey through the achievements of Spanish scientists who, whether working in isolation like Santiago Ramon y Cajal, in small teams, or far from home in international institutions, have made enduring contributions to global medical knowledge. Designed for both specialists and curious readers, it reveals a carefully curated selection of discoveries that have shaped medicine across centuries.From the intellectual vibrancy of the Islamic-Jewish era and the Renaissance to the spirit of the Counter-Reformation, the narrative captures the cultural forces that shaped scientific progress. It explores extraordinary milestones, from early surgical schools in Spain and groundbreaking anatomical discoveries to the organization of historic expeditions that carried life-saving vaccines across oceans.The book traces the evolution of modern medicine through Spanish innovation: the invention of laryngoscopy, the origins of vascular surgery, and the revolutionary work of Ramon y Cajal and his neurological school. It highlights Severo Ochoas enzyme discoveries, crucial to understanding RNA and DNA, and celebrates globally renowned figures in cardiology and beyond. It also follows the work of researchers such as Joan Oro on the origins of life, leading to contemporary advances in genetics and cellular aging.Today, Spain continues to shape the future of medicine through world-class achievements, including one of the most effective transplant systems globally and the international spread of minimally invasive surgical techniques.Engaging, insightful, and rigorously grounded, this book offers both inspiration and discovery. It appeals to a broad audience uniting history, science, and human stories while redefining Spains place in the global medical narrative. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Hardcover. Condizione: new. Hardcover. Discover Spains Hidden Legacy in Global MedicineThe history of modern medicine is often told through the achievements of scientists from the UK, Northern Europe, the United States, and Italy. Yet Spains role, rich, pioneering, and profoundly influential, has too often remained in the shadows. Spains Journey in Medicine brings this remarkable story to light.This book presents a compelling journey through the achievements of Spanish scientists who, whether working in isolation like Santiago Ramon y Cajal, in small teams, or far from home in international institutions, have made enduring contributions to global medical knowledge. Designed for both specialists and curious readers, it reveals a carefully curated selection of discoveries that have shaped medicine across centuries.From the intellectual vibrancy of the Islamic-Jewish era and the Renaissance to the spirit of the Counter-Reformation, the narrative captures the cultural forces that shaped scientific progress. It explores extraordinary milestones, from early surgical schools in Spain and groundbreaking anatomical discoveries to the organization of historic expeditions that carried life-saving vaccines across oceans.The book traces the evolution of modern medicine through Spanish innovation: the invention of laryngoscopy, the origins of vascular surgery, and the revolutionary work of Ramon y Cajal and his neurological school. It highlights Severo Ochoas enzyme discoveries, crucial to understanding RNA and DNA, and celebrates globally renowned figures in cardiology and beyond. It also follows the work of researchers such as Joan Oro on the origins of life, leading to contemporary advances in genetics and cellular aging.Today, Spain continues to shape the future of medicine through world-class achievements, including one of the most effective transplant systems globally and the international spread of minimally invasive surgical techniques.Engaging, insightful, and rigorously grounded, this book offers both inspiration and discovery. It appeals to a broad audience uniting history, science, and human stories while redefining Spains place in the global medical narrative. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Hardcover. Condizione: new. Hardcover. Discover Spains Hidden Legacy in Global MedicineThe history of modern medicine is often told through the achievements of scientists from the UK, Northern Europe, the United States, and Italy. Yet Spains role, rich, pioneering, and profoundly influential, has too often remained in the shadows. Spains Journey in Medicine brings this remarkable story to light.This book presents a compelling journey through the achievements of Spanish scientists who, whether working in isolation like Santiago Ramon y Cajal, in small teams, or far from home in international institutions, have made enduring contributions to global medical knowledge. Designed for both specialists and curious readers, it reveals a carefully curated selection of discoveries that have shaped medicine across centuries.From the intellectual vibrancy of the Islamic-Jewish era and the Renaissance to the spirit of the Counter-Reformation, the narrative captures the cultural forces that shaped scientific progress. It explores extraordinary milestones, from early surgical schools in Spain and groundbreaking anatomical discoveries to the organization of historic expeditions that carried life-saving vaccines across oceans.The book traces the evolution of modern medicine through Spanish innovation: the invention of laryngoscopy, the origins of vascular surgery, and the revolutionary work of Ramon y Cajal and his neurological school. It highlights Severo Ochoas enzyme discoveries, crucial to understanding RNA and DNA, and celebrates globally renowned figures in cardiology and beyond. It also follows the work of researchers such as Joan Oro on the origins of life, leading to contemporary advances in genetics and cellular aging.Today, Spain continues to shape the future of medicine through world-class achievements, including one of the most effective transplant systems globally and the international spread of minimally invasive surgical techniques.Engaging, insightful, and rigorously grounded, this book offers both inspiration and discovery. It appeals to a broad audience uniting history, science, and human stories while redefining Spains place in the global medical narrative. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

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Buch. Condizione: Neu. This item is printed on demand - it takes 3-4 days longer - Neuware -It is generally known that the most important medical contributions to the world have been made by scientists from the UK, Northern Europe, America, and Italy. Nevertheless, Spain has produced lesser-known but significant medical contributions to the global community, often by scientists working almost alone (like Ramón y Cajal), in small groups, or primarily in foreign institutions. This book aims to provide readers, both specialists and the general public, with a selected group of contributions made by these scientists to the world medical community. It will depict fascinating stories from the old Islamic-Jewish times and the Renaissance, intertwined with religious Counter-Reformation idealism, as well as the organization of marine expeditions to bring newly discovered vaccines to the world.Moreover, we will describe the establishment of surgical schools in Spain, the discovery of anatomical structures, the invention of laryngoscopy in opera singers in Paris, and the beginnings of vascular surgery. In more recent times, we will continue with the pioneering discoveries in neuroscience by Ramón y Cajal and his school, the discoveries of enzymes by Ochoa's school, which are important for the synthesis of RNA and DNA, worldwide known cardiologists, and the work of Oró in understanding the origin of life, concluding with current studies on genetics and cellular aging. Additionally, the Spanish Surgical Society has recently contributed to the development of one of the best-organized transplantation systems in the world and has taught the New Minimally Invasive Surgery abroad. This book is both enjoyable and instructive. The target group will be really very large. 634 pp. Englisch.…

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Buch. Condizione: Neu. This item is printed on demand - Print on Demand Titel. Neuware -It is generally known that the most important medical contributions to the world have been made by scientists from the UK, Northern Europe, America, and Italy. Nevertheless, Spain has produced lesser-known but significant medical contributions to the global community, often by scientists working almost alone (like Ramón y Cajal), in small groups, or primarily in foreign institutions. This book aims to provide readers, both specialists and the general public, with a selected group of contributions made by these scientists to the world medical community. It will depict fascinating stories from the old Islamic-Jewish times and the Renaissance, intertwined with religious Counter-Reformation idealism, as well as the organization of marine expeditions to bring newly discovered vaccines to the world.Moreover, we will describe the establishment of surgical schools in Spain, the discovery of anatomical structures, the invention of laryngoscopy in opera singers in Paris, and the beginnings of vascular surgery. In more recent times, we will continue with the pioneering discoveries in neuroscience by Ramón y Cajal and his school, the discoveries of enzymes by Ochoa's school, which are important for the synthesis of RNA and DNA, worldwide known cardiologists, and the work of Oró in understanding the origin of life, concluding with current studies on genetics and cellular aging. Additionally, the Spanish Surgical Society has recently contributed to the development of one of the best-organized transplantation systems in the world and has taught the New Minimally Invasive Surgery abroad. This book is both enjoyable and instructive. The target group will be really very large.Springer-Verlag KG, Sachsenplatz 4-6, 1201 Wien 656 pp. Englisch.…

Buch. Condizione: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Discover Spain s Hidden Legacy in Global MedicineThe history of modern medicine is often told through the achievements of scientists from the UK, Northern Europe, the United States, and Italy. Yet Spain s role, rich, pioneering, and profoundly influential, has too often remained in the shadows. Spain s Journey in Medicine brings this remarkable story to light.This book presents a compelling journey through the achievements of Spanish scientists who, whether working in isolation like Santiago Ramón y Cajal, in small teams, or far from home in international institutions, have made enduring contributions to global medical knowledge. Designed for both specialists and curious readers, it reveals a carefully curated selection of discoveries that have shaped medicine across centuries.From the intellectual vibrancy of the Islamic-Jewish era and the Renaissance to the spirit of the Counter-Reformation, the narrative captures the cultural forces that shaped scientific progress. It explores extraordinary milestones, from early surgical schools in Spain and groundbreaking anatomical discoveries to the organization of historic expeditions that carried life-saving vaccines across oceans.The book traces the evolution of modern medicine through Spanish innovation: the invention of laryngoscopy, the origins of vascular surgery, and the revolutionary work of Ramón y Cajal and his neurological school. It highlights Severo Ochoa s enzyme discoveries, crucial to understanding RNA and DNA, and celebrates globally renowned figures in cardiology and beyond. It also follows the work of researchers such as Joan Oró on the origins of life, leading to contemporary advances in genetics and cellular aging.Today, Spain continues to shape the future of medicine through world-class achievements, including one of the most effective transplant systems globally and the international spread of minimally invasive surgical techniques.Engaging, insightful, and rigorously grounded, this book offers both inspiration and discovery. It appeals to a broad audience uniting history, science, and human stories while redefining Spain s place in the global medical narrative. …