De la Syphilis Congénitale: These pour l'Agrégation en Médecine
EMILE VIDAL
Published by Paris, Simon Raçon, 1860
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In-4° broché, sous couverture moderne, pièce de titre contrecollée sur le plat de couverture, 92 pp - - Jean Baptiste Émile Vidal (18 juin 1825 à Paris - 16 juin 1893 à Paris) est un dermatologue français. Il étudie la médecine à Tours et à Paris ; il passe la plus grande partie de sa carrière à l'Hôpital Saint-Louis à Paris. Vidal est connu principalement pour ses travaux sur les maladies de peau non-syphilitiques, dont des recherches sur l'herpès, le lupus ou la lichénification. En 1882, il décrit le pityriasis circinata, forme localisée du pityriasis rosé de Gibert qui touche les aisselles ou les aines. L'ancien nom référencé du lichen simplex chronicus est la maladie de Vidal, du nom de son découvreur. - - - - - Jean Baptiste Émile Vidal (18. Juni 1825 in Paris - 16. Juni 1893 in Paris) war ein französischer Dermatologe. Er studierte Medizin in Tours und Paris; Den größten Teil seiner Karriere verbrachte er im Saint-Louis-Krankenhaus in Paris. Vidal ist vor allem für seine Arbeiten zu nicht-syphilitischen Hautkrankheiten bekannt, darunter Forschungen zu Herpes, Lupus und Lichenifikation. Im Jahr 1882 beschrieb er Pityriasis circinata, eine lokalisierte Form der Pityriasis rosea Gibert, die die Achselhöhlen oder Leisten befällt. Der alte referenzierte Name für Lichen simplex chronicus ist Morbus Vidal, benannt nach seinem Entdecker. - - - - - Jean Baptiste Émile Vidal (June 18, 1825 in Paris - June 16, 1893 in Paris) was a French dermatologist. He studied medicine in Tours and Paris; he spent most of his career at the Saint-Louis Hospital in Paris. Vidal is known primarily for his work on non-syphilitic skin diseases, including research on herpes, lupus and lichenification. In 1882, he described pityriasis circinata, a localized form of pityriasis rosea Gibert which affects the armpits or groins. The old referenced name for lichen simplex chronicus is Vidal's disease, named after its discoverer. Seller Inventory # BAV59128
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Title: De la Syphilis Congénitale: These pour ...
Publisher: Paris, Simon Raçon
Publication Date: 1860
Binding: Couverture souple
Condition: Très bon
Edition: Edition originale
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De la Syphilis Congénitale: These pour l'Agrégation en Médecine
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Couverture souple. Condition: Très bon. Edition originale. In-4° broché, sous couverture moderne, pièce de titre contrecollée sur le plat de couverture, 92 pp - - Jean Baptiste Émile Vidal (18 juin 1825 à Paris - 16 juin 1893 à Paris) est un dermatologue français. Il étudie la médecine à Tours et à Paris ; il passe la plus grande partie de sa carrière à l'Hôpital Saint-Louis à Paris. Vidal est connu principalement pour ses travaux sur les maladies de peau non-syphilitiques, dont des recherches sur l'herpès, le lupus ou la lichénification. En 1882, il décrit le pityriasis circinata, forme localisée du pityriasis rosé de Gibert qui touche les aisselles ou les aines. L'ancien nom référencé du lichen simplex chronicus est la maladie de Vidal, du nom de son découvreur. - - - - - Jean Baptiste Émile Vidal (18. Juni 1825 in Paris - 16. Juni 1893 in Paris) war ein französischer Dermatologe. Er studierte Medizin in Tours und Paris; Den größten Teil seiner Karriere verbrachte er im Saint-Louis-Krankenhaus in Paris. Vidal ist vor allem für seine Arbeiten zu nicht-syphilitischen Hautkrankheiten bekannt, darunter Forschungen zu Herpes, Lupus und Lichenifikation. Im Jahr 1882 beschrieb er Pityriasis circinata, eine lokalisierte Form der Pityriasis rosea Gibert, die die Achselhöhlen oder Leisten befällt. Der alte referenzierte Name für Lichen simplex chronicus ist Morbus Vidal, benannt nach seinem Entdecker. - - - - - Jean Baptiste Émile Vidal (June 18, 1825 in Paris - June 16, 1893 in Paris) was a French dermatologist. He studied medicine in Tours and Paris; he spent most of his career at the Saint-Louis Hospital in Paris. Vidal is known primarily for his work on non-syphilitic skin diseases, including research on herpes, lupus and lichenification. In 1882, he described pityriasis circinata, a localized form of pityriasis rosea Gibert which affects the armpits or groins. The old referenced name for lichen simplex chronicus is Vidal's disease, named after its discoverer. Seller Inventory # son29356
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