Medicina

Dépouillement de PETRIDOU Georgia, THUMIGER Chiara, "Homo patiens".

Approaches to the patient in the ancient world, Leiden, Boston, Brill, 548 p. - Cote BIU Santé Médecine : 133418-45

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GRAUMANN, Lutz Alexander, HORSTMANSHOFF, Manfred HFJ. “This I Suffered in the Short Space of my Life”. The Epitaph for Lucius Minicius Anthimianus (CIG 3272; Peek GV 1166)
23-80
LETTS, Melinda. Questioning the Patient, Questioning Hippocrates: Rufus of Ephesus and the Pursuit of Knowledge
81-106
THUMIGER, Chiara. Patient Function and Physician Function in the Hippocratic Cases
107-137
WEE, John Z.. Case History as Minority Report in the Hippocratic Epidemics 1
138-165
WEBSTER, Colin. Voice Pathologies and the ‘Hippocratic Triangle’
166-202
MATTERN, Susan P. Galen’s Anxious Patients: Lypē as Anxiety Disorder
203-223
KOETSCHET, Pauline. Experiencing Madness: Mental Patients in Medieval Arabo-Islamic Medicine
224-246
KOSAK, Jennifer. Interpretations of the Healer’s Touch in the Hippocratic Corpus
247-264
BOLTON, Lesley. Patience for the Little Patient: The Infant in Soranus’ Gynaecia
265-284
ROBY, Courtney. Galen on the Patient’s Role in Pain Diagnosis: Sensation, Consensus, and Metaphor
304-324
ECCA, Giulia. The Μισθάριον in the Praecepta: The Medical Fee and its Impact on the Patient
325-344
LEWIS, Orly. The Practical Application of Ancient Pulse-Lore and its Influence on the Patient-Doctor Interaction
345-364
BAKER, Patricia Anne. Images of Doctors and their Implements: A Visual Dialogue between the Patient and the Doctor
365-389
BOURAS-VALLIANATOS, Petros. Case Histories in Late Byzantium: Reading the Patient in John Zacharias Aktouarios’ On Urines
390-412
WILKINS, John. Treatment of the Man: Galen’s Preventive Medicine in the De Sanitate Tuenda
413-431
DRAYCOTT, Jane. Literary and Documentary Evidence for Lay Medical Practice in the Roman Republic and Empire
432-450
PETRIDOU, Georgia. Aelius Aristides as Informed Patient and Physician
451-470
VAN SCHAIK, Katherine D.. “It may not cure you, it may not save your life, but it will help you”
471-496
STOLBERG, Michael. Epilogue: Approaches to the History of Patients: From the Ancient World to Early Modern Europe
497-518