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Soft Cover. Condizione: Good. Brown boards; 16Mo - Over 5¾".

Couverture rigide. Condizione: Très bon. Edition originale. In-8° cartonné, 273 pages - Articles originaux : Accueil du Colloque et présentation. - Angoisse, Anxiété et Angor ; Discussion. - Angine de poitrine : Définition et remarques générales ; Discussion. - Essais d'interprétation psychophysiologique des manifestations de l'Anxiété et de l'Angoisse. - Une méthode d'approche des facteur anxieux et de leurs causes dans l'Angine de poitrine. - Physiopathologie de la crise angineuse ; Discussion générale. - Personnalité, Angor et Anxiété. - Les maladies coronariennes selon une conception anthropobiographique des maladies du coeur.

1950 br. petit in-8, / couv. recto ill. (jeanne d'arc), petites inscript. mns. en tête du 2è pl., qq. piq. / tr. et int., clichés h-txt., 1950 éd. de propagande touristique, bon état général.

Couverture souple. Condizione: Bon. Edition originale. Paris, La pensée universelle, 1977. Couverture légèrement défraichie, papier mat.

Couverture souple. Condizione: Très bon. Edition originale. In-8° broché, 17 pages. Charles Laubry, né le 11 novembre 1872 à Saint-Florentin et mort le 11 août 1960 à Flogny où il est enterré, est un grand cardiologue français. Charles Laubry naît à Saint-Florentin le 11 novembre 1872, le jour de l'anniversaire de sa mère Virginie Laubry née Durand. Son père, Charles Laubry, né en 1845 à Avrolles, avait été instituteur sous Napoléon III, mais pris par la politique, il avait quitté l'enseignement. Il termine sa carrière politique comme sénateur de l'Yonne. L'année suivant sa naissance, le trio familial s'installe à Flogny, à une douzaine de kilomètres de Saint-Florentin, tout d'abord en plein centre du village. Ayant acquis une maison située au milieu d'un terrain assez vaste bordé par le canal de Bourgogne et la route de la gare. Ils y habitent de façon définitive. L'enfant, qui devait rester fils unique, grandit au milieu de la nature. Il fait ses études primaires à Flogny puis est inscrit au collège de Tonnerre pour poursuivre ses études secondaires. Il prépare un baccalauréat de lettres avant de s'inscrire à la faculté de médecine. Il se marie en 1906 avec Gabrielle Michel. Il crée en 1937 la Société française de cardiologie qui compte aujourd'hui 3 000 membres. Il est élu membre de l'Institut de France, section Académie des sciences, honneur que lui avaient valu ses travaux sur la tension artérielle et la découverte de la mesure clinique de la tension artérielle avec mise au point de l'appareil de mesure sphygmomanomètre avec brassard. Cet appareil porte son nom et celui de son maître Henri Vaquez. Il meurt le 11 août 1960 à Flogny en étant considéré de l'avis de tous comme le dernier grand maître de la cardiologie française de l'après-guerre - - - Charles Laubry, born November 11, 1872 in Saint-Florentin and died August 11, 1960 at Flogny enterré1 where it is, is a great French cardiologist. Charles Laubry born in Saint-Florentin November 11, 1872, the day of the anniversary of his mother Virginia Laubry born Durand. His father, Charles Laubry, born in 1845 in Avrolles, was a teacher under Napoleon III, but taken by politics, he left teaching. He ended his political career as a senator of the Yonne. The year after his birth, the family moved to Flogny trio, a dozen kilometers from Saint-Florentin, first in the center of the village. Having built a house in the middle of a fairly large lot surrounded by the Burgundy canal and the road from the station. They live there permanently. The child, who was to remain only son, grew up in the middle of nature. He attended elementary school in Flogny then enrolled in Thunder college to pursue his secondary education. He prepares a bachelor of letters before enrolling in medical school. He married in 1906 with Gabrielle Michel. He created in 1937 the French Society of Cardiology which now has 3000 members. He was elected member of the Institute of France, Academy of Science section, had earned him that honor his work on blood pressure and the discovery of the clinical measurement of blood pressure with the development of the measuring instrument with sphygmomanometer armband. This device bears his name and that of his master Henri vera. He died August 11, 1960 at Flogny being considered in the opinion of all as the last great master of the French Cardiology postwar. [son].

HARDCOVER. Condizione: Good+. Hardcover edition. Five offprints, one periodical containing six articles, and three monographs, all bound together. B&W and color plates, original front wraps retained where issued. Varia pagination. Octavo in half red cloth over marbled boards, gilt spine title (which reads "Albert H. du Bois - Systeme Reticulo Endothelial"). Light rubbing to boards, extremities exposed, corners softened and exposed, occasional edgewear to leaves, toning to some works. Dr. Paul Chevallier (1884-1960) was a pioneering hematologist in interwar France. In 1931, he founded the Societe Francaise d'Hematologie, the first learned society devoted to blood disorders. Three of the works contained herein are inscribed to him (the monographs by Du Bois and Pimpaneau, and the article by di Guglielmo). The term 'reticuloendothelial system', or RES, is a physiological categorization first put forth by Dr. Ludwig Aschoff in 1922. Today the preferred term is 'mononuclear phagocyte system,' although new discoveries and shifting terminology leave room for debate as to whether the two terms reference the same thing. Aschoff's 1925 article "Morphologie des Retikulo-Endothelialen Systems" leads off this collection. Dated works span 1926-1945. Texts in French, German, and Italian.

I.P.F. éditeur 1970. 273 pages. Reliure éditeur pleine toile. Bon état.

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