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Paris Adolphe Delahays 1860, In-8 relié demi-basane marron, dos à nerfs souligés de filets dorés, fleurons dorés entre nerfs. XL + 734 pages. Texte sur deux colonnes. Quelques rousseurs néanmoins très bon exemplaire.
24 pages cartonnage moderne bordeaux à la bradel, titre doré en long (1865), (1865), in-8, 24 pages, cartonnage moderne bordeaux à la bradel, titre doré en long, Édition originale de ce texte rare, très remarqué à l'époque, rédigé par l'ophtalmologue Jules Sichel (1802-68), ancien assistant de Jaeger à Vienne : l'auteur traite des troubles de la vision dus à la consommation du tabac. ll reprend les recherches qui avaient fait l'objet d'une communication auprès de la Société médico-pratique de Paris, publiée en 1863 dans les Annales d'occulistique (t. 54). Sichel vint à Paris en 1832, où il établit la première clinique ophtalmologique rue Jacob. Il introduisit en France l'usage de l'ophtalmoscope, inventé par Helmholtz (1850). Joli exemplaire en cartonnage moderne
Second edition, 8vo (195 x 135 mm), 25, [1]pp., presentation inscription from the author on front endpaper, 10 chromolithographed plates, orig. maroon cloth, lettered in gilt, some light wear but overall a very good copy. "The object of the following pages is to explain a system of preserving Decayed, and supplying Artificial Teeth, which has been for some years in use most successfully in America, but has hitherto not been introduced into England."?Preface. Weinberger, p. 32.
in-4° 225 pages, illl. h.t. (fac-simile photogr.), fig. in-t., notes en bas de p., gloss., index, broche, couv. rempl. Ouvrage inedit de l'oculiste arabe-espagnol Mohammad Ibn Qassoûm Ibn Aslam Al-Ghâfiqî (XIIe siècle). Traduction des parties ophtalmologiques d'après le manuscrit conserve a la bibliothèque de l'Escurial. Bel exemplaire. [VU-5] Bel exemplaire.
pp. xvi, 399 (28)[Publisher's advertisements] + Thirty fascinating color chromolithographed plates. Lehmann's Medizin. Handatlanten, Band XXXI. The color plate show eye diseases and operations in remarkable detail. Any one of them would make a great gift for an eye doctor. **PRICE JUST REDUCED! MED 9
Société Française d'Ophtalmologie / Paris Masson et Cie 1963, 2 volumes fort et grand In-8 brochés, 1709 pages (pagination continue sur les 2 volumes). Figures + 53 planches en couleurs. Trés bon état.
Masson et Cie, 1973. 2 forts volumes In-8 brochés de1632 pages en pagination suivie sur les deux volumes. Photos et croquis. Rapport présenté à la sociétté française d'ophtalmologie le 8 mai 1973. Très bon état.
J.B. Bailliére et fils 1896, In-8 reliure plein cuir éditeur. 247 pages. 64 planches chromo-lithographiées en couleurs + 13 figures dans le texte. Bon exemplaire.
Paris Doin 1905. Fort in-8 relié demie basane prune. Dos lisse avec titre doré en dos. Rapports des affections oculaires avec la pathologie générale. Sémiologie oculaire. Affections générales du globe. 71 figures dans le texte Bon état Relié
Paris Doin 1906. Fort in-8 relié demi basane prune. Dos lisse avec titre doré en dos. Affection du tractus uvéal. Tumeur du tractus uvéal. Maladie du corps vitré. Maladies de la rétine. Tumeurs de la Rétine. 133 figures dans le texte et 11 Planches couleurs. Bon état Relié
français Paris, Masson Et Cie, 1923. 2 tomes en 2 vol. in-8 de 1457 pp.; toile ornée à la Bradel de l'éditeur, tranche de tête rouge. Avec 402+308 figures et 3 planches hors texte en couleurs. Bon état.
251pp G/none First edition, in French. Contemporary quarter leather binding, spine with gilt lettering and raised bands, worn and rubbed, small bookseller sticker on pastedown, mild foxing on preliminaries and title, overall a G-to-VG copy. Proceedings of the 4th session of the Congress at London, including full page portrait of Franciscus Donders. Original edition, not a modern reprint or reproduction. Prima edizione, in francese. Rilegatura coeva in quarto pelle, dorso con scritte dorate in comparti, consunto, piccola etichetta alla sguardia e leggere fioriture ai preliminari e frontespizio, nel complesso un buon esemplare. Relazioni presentate alla 4a sessione del Congresso Periodico Internazionale di Oculistica in Londra, con un ritratto in piena pagina di Franciscus Donders.
635pp + 5 coloured plates + 684pp G/none rebound black cloth, some spots on the boards, spines slightly rubbed, the back endpapers in both volumes have a loss in the lower margin (to remove previous owner name ?) some foxing throughout, overall a good set. Early French work of ophthalmology, in French. vecchia rilegatura tutta tela nera, piccole macchie ai piatti, dorsi leggermente consumati, mancanza ai margini inferiori delle sguardie posteriori di entrambi i volumi, diffuse fioriture all'interno, nel complesso in buone condizioni. Classico lavoro di oculistica in francese.
First edition, 8vo (215 x 135 mm), x, [2], 267, [1]pp., 3 hand-coloured engraved plates, presentation inscription from the author to Doctor Pearson on front fly-leaf, later purple cloth. "In 1807 vetch published the first description of Egyptian ophthalmia, subsequently named trachoma by the Danish physician Benz. In the present work he presents a systematic treatise on the prognosis and treatment of ocular affections, particularly ophthalmic infammations and ophthalmia. The second part of the work contains a full history of the Egyptian ophthalmia which was so devastating to the British and French armies during the Napoleonic Campaigns."?Becker. Formerly in the library of the Birmingham Medical Institute with several of their neat library stamps. Albert, Norton & Hurtes, 2378; Becker Catalogue, 390.
4to, 23.5cm. Pp. 76,[4], 12 finely engraved figures on 2 plates, 2 engraved diagrams at end of text. Contemporary marbled boards. Spine neatly mended with matching paper, very good otherwise. - Rare opthalmologocal thesis. Hirschberg vol. 6 p. 203. Based on the eyes of the fox, cat, sheep, dromedary, and "Falco ossifragi". - Inscribed "P. Krukenberg, 1808".
pp. xii, 317, (16)[Publisher's catalogue]. Slight dampstain. Bookplate. Penciled underlings and notations. 12mo. Original full publisher's cloth binding, old tape repair of spine. Small loss of extremities. One of the most important American ophthalmic texts of the mid-19th century. REF: Gorin, History of Ophthalmology, p. 238; Cordasco 70-3972; DAB, XX, p. 265; Heirs of Hippocrates 1889; Hirsch, VI, p. 283; Kelly & Burrage, Dictionary of American Medical Biography, p. 1307; Albert. Source Book of Ophthalmology, 2521 and 2522. FIRST EDITION. **PRICE JUST REDUCED! MED 3.
cartonnage de l'éditeur à la bradel 1942, 1942, in-8, , cartonnage de l'éditeur à la bradel, Catalogue à onglets, numérotés 1 à 19 et avec un index. Nombreuses reproductions photographiques et figures dans le texte, certaines avec rehauts de couleurs. Des rousseurs au titre
143pp Fair/none First (only) edition. Modern binding in grey plain cloth, bookplate Janus Foundation on pastedown, endpaper and frontespice torn and partly detached, paper fragile causing loosening of some pages, owner signature on title, only a fair copy overall. Scarce and classic work on ophthalmology by one of the most prominent British eye surgeon of that time, a series of lectures delivered at the Royal Ophthalmic Hospital Moorfields in June 1847, including a Paper on the Vitreous Humor and also a Few Cases of Ophthalmic DIsease.
First edition, 8vo (225 x 140 mm), ix, [1], 91, [1]pp., (16 page publishers catalogue tipped in at front), contemporary previous owners name on half-title, chromolithographic frontispiece with 3 figures, 2 lithographic plates showing single convergent, double convergent and divergent strabismus of the eyes and the instruments used for the operation, original cloth, printed paper label rubbed, uncut. This was the first publication in English on a surgical cure for crossed eyes and describes the cases treated, as well as some new views on the anatomy and physiology of the muscles of the eye. In the preface the author gives credit to Professor Dieffenbach, of Berlin, ".... of being the first surgeon to put into operation the division of muscles for the cure of deformities of the human eye." Wellcome, III, p.555; Albert, Norton & Hurtes, 1410.
Second Edition, [iv], 108pp., short tear to title page repaired with archival tape, new endpapers, modern boards, spine printed paper label. "Stevenson operated on cases of cataract at an earlier period than was thought advisable by other surgeons, and his infirmary was founded with the express design of carrying out his mode of treatment"?(ODNB). Stevenson published several books on the subject, of which this is the first.
ii + 674 + [i] pp. illustré de figures dans le texte, 26cm., brochure originale, non coupé, très bon état, rare, P94333
First English edition, 8vo, xii, [v]-xii, [13]-308pp., with half-title, folding engraved frontispiece of surgical instruments, nineteenth-century purple cloth. Frick was an eye surgeon in Baltimore, and this work, a compendium based largely on G. J. Beer's lectures, was so highly regarded in England that it was re-published here with notes by Richard Welbank. Formerly in the library of the Birmingham Medical Institute. Hirschberg Para. 746; Becker, 142; Garrison and Morton, 5844; Albert, Norton & Hurtes, 780 (first American edition of 1823).
Second edition, 8vo (215 x 130 mm), xii, 114pp., without the half-title, later purple cloth, upper joint cracked. "The author describes the discission procedure employed by his teacher, Saunders, and adds some modifications of his own."?A,N & H. Formerly in the library of the Birmingham Medical Institute with several of their neat library stamps. Albert, Norton & Hurtes, 2208; Becker Catalogue, 362.
Five Volumes. Illustrated. 4to. Original full black cloth bindings, very slightly worn. Contributors include some of the most distinguished physicians in America. Complete sets of this important and wide-ranging medical work are quite scarce. MED 9
204pp VG/none modern blue buckram with gilt lettering on leather inset on spine, original wrappers with light traces of dust present inside, few cataloguing pencil notes on preliminaries, mostly unopened and overall in excellent and clean conditions. In German, original edition of this classic work by the famous historian of ophthalmology, rare in such a good condition. Rilegatura moderna in tela con tassello in pelle al dorso con titoli dorati, brossura originale con lievi tracce di polvere mantenuta all'interno, piccole note in matita ai preliminari, quasi interamente a fogli chiusi, nel complesso in condizioni eccellenti. In tedesco, classica opera in rara edizione originale del famoso studioso di storia dell'oculistica.
