Biomedical subjects
L Belloni
Publications and source records attributed to L Belloni.
[Documents on G.A. Brambilla as the personal surgeon of Emperor Joseph II].
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[Morgagni-Réaumur correspondence in the Public Library of Forli].
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Embryological drawings concerning his Theorie von der Generation sent by Caspar Friedrich Wolff to Albrecht von Haller in 1764.
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[From atomistic-mechanistic theory to microscopic anatomy (from Borelli to Malphigi) and from microscopic anatomy to pathological anatomy (from Malphigi to Morgagni)].
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[The doctrine of blood circulation and the Galileian School 1636-61].
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[Agreement between Stensen and Malpighi on the subjects of secretion and of incrustation].
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The repetition of experiments and observations: its value in studying the history of medicine (and science).
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On the discovery of the "rete Malpighi" in tongue and skin.
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[Experience in hypotensive treatment with the association of mebutamate and gamma-aminobutyric acid].
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[From the discovery of Ancylostoma duodenale to the victory over anemia in miners].
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[Historical notes about the pre-Leeuwenhoek "animalcula"].
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[On the antihypertensive properties of gamma-aminobutyric acid. Clinical experience in 29 hypertensive patients].
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