Dépouillement de Centres of medical excellence? : medical travel and education in Europe, 1500-1789 / edited by Ole Peter Grell, Andrew Cunningham, Jon Arrizabalaga.
Farnham, England ; Burlington, VT : Ashgate, cop. 2010. - . - 1 vol. (XIII-335 p.) : ill., plans ; 25 cm. - (The history of medicine in context) . - Réf. bibliogr. Index. ISBN 978-0-7546-6699-8
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CUNNINGHAM, Andrew.
The Bartholins, the Platters and Laurentius Gryllus: the "peregrinatio medica" in the Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries
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3-16 |
BROCKLISS, Laurence.
Medical Education and Centres of Excellence in Eighteenth-century Europe: Towards an Identification
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17-46 |
RIDDER-SIMOENS, Hilde.
The mobility of medical students from the 15th to the 18th centuries: the institutional context
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47-89 |
ARRIZABALAGA, Jon.
Spanish medical students' peregrinato to Italian universities in the Renaissance
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93-126 |
FARELO, Mario Sergio.
On Portuguese medical students and masters travelling abroad: an overview from the early modern period to the Enlightenment
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127-147 |
SANTING, Catrien.
Pieter van Foreest and the acquisition and travelling of medical knowledge in the 16th century
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149-169 |
GRELL, Ole Peter.
'Like bees, who neither suck nor generate their honey from one flower': the significance of the peregrinato academica for Danish medical students in the late 16th and early 17th centuries
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171-189 |
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193-220 |
GELFAND, Toby.
Paris: 'certainly the best place for learning the practical part of anatomy and surgery'
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221-245 |
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247-267 |
KNOEFF, Rina.
Herman Boerhaave at Leiden: communis Europae praeceptor
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269-286 |
STEINKE, Hubert.
Science, practice and reputation: the University of Göttingen and its medical faculty in the 18th century
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287-303 |
DINGWALL, Helen .
The importance of being Edinburgh: the rise and fall of the Edinburgh medical school in the 18th century
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305-324 |
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