[Prudery and medical practice in classical antiquity].
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Adult↗
Biomedical subjects
D Gourevitch
Publications and source records attributed to D Gourevitch.
[Ex-votos for health in Roman Gaul].
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Archaeology↗
[Anatomy and religion of the Etruscans].
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Anatomy↗
Laser Doppler assessment of human colonic blood flow.
We have used laser Doppler flowmetry to assess human colonic blood flow in patients with healthy mucosa and in those with active proctitis. We report a significant correlation between colonic serosal laser Doppler flux readings and serosal tissue oxygen tension (n = 45: r = 0.671: p = 0.001). Mucosal blood flow was measured using the PF309 probe of a Perimed Pf2b set on 12 kHz frequency shift. There was no significant difference throughout the colon in healthy patients. The flow in rectal mucosa was significantly higher in patients with proctocolitis than in normal mucosa.
Colon↗
[Inscriptions about Roman eye-salves].
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Emblems and Insignia↗
[Why perform history: Prosper Meniere (1799-1862) at the medical history of Rome].
Scrutinizing the prefatory letters and the introductions of Meniere's studies on the medical history of ancient Rome, the author shows why the famous doctor of the Institution des sourds-muets was interested in history.
Ear↗
[Maupassant and the Livre de la loi].
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France↗
St. Hildegard (1098-1179) and Migne's Patrologia Latina.
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France↗
[Kairos, a Greek diety].
Kairos symbolises both the good opportunity and the inevitable instant. This pretty Greek God took an important part of M. Grmek's life.
France↗
Suicide among the sick in classical antiquity.
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Greece, Ancient↗