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Broché. Condition: Bon. In-12 broché de 220 pages. Le docteurGuéniot est auteur de plusieurs travaux dans le domaine de l'obstétrique et de la gynécologie. Couverture légèrement insolée, rousseurs éparses, tampon ex-libris en page de faux titre, intérieur frais. En bon état.

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(2 Bll.) 150 S. mit 12 Abbildungen im Text. Moderner Leinenband mit aufgezogenem Originaltitel. Mit handschriftlicher Widmung auf Originaltitel. Buchblock unbeschnitten. Innen stellenweise gering fleckig, sonst in sehr guter Erhaltung. Erste Ausgabe. - Hirsch/H. II, 883. - Seltene Monographie über Hüftgelenkskomplikationen. Verfasser war der Pariser Gynäkologe Alexandre Guéniot (geb. 1832), der auch Geburtshilfe lehrte und Kinder-Chirurgie ausübte. Sprache: Französisch.…

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Couverture rigide. Condition: Assez bon. Edition originale. 1 vol. in-8 (24 x 15 cm), (4), 683, (1) pp., XI planches h.t., demi-chagrin à coins noir, dos à nerfs orné, mors et coiffes frottées, ancien exemplaire de bibliothèque (Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia) avec cachet au titre et ex-libris sur la contregarde avec mention d'annulation ("withdraw"), quelques rousseurs, assez bon état. Cette importante publication de Gueniot occupe les pages 416-430 de ce volume. Si la persistance de diverses sensations, notamment de la douleur, dans les parties retranchées par une amputation avait été déjà mentionnée, il s'agit ici de la première étude détaillée et avec des données novatrices. Cette publication anticipe le célèbre ouvrage de Mitchell, devenu classique. En particulier Gueniot décrit, dans environ 50% des cas, l'illusion d'un raccourcissement et de retrait progressifs éprouvée par le patient dans les parties amputées (" hétérotopie subjective des extrémités") ; il précise qu'il s'agit en général d'un élément favorable pour la guérison. Guéniot ajoute que l'existence même de cette hallucination fait comprendre "l'importance, dans l'état normal, de la notion des distances réciproques de nos organes de la vie de relation, toutes les fois que nous exécutons des mouvements en dehors du contrôle de la vue." Alexandre Guéniot (1832-1935) agrégé de chirurgie en 1869, devint chirurgien des hôpitaux de Paris et membre de l'Académie de médecine. REFERENCES : Simmel ML: Phantom experiences following amputation in childhood, J Neurol Neurosurg Psychiatry. 1962,25(1):69-78: "The first systematic and fairly detailed description was given by Gueniot just a hundred years ago (Gueniot, 1861). Soon afterwards appeared Weir Mitchell's classical article, based on the observations of several hundred Civil War veterans then residing at the 'Stump Hospital' in Philadelphia (Mitchell, 1871). Mitchell coined the several terms 'phantom limb', 'ghost limb', and 'sensory ghost', which are still in use today."; Crawford C: Phantom Limb: Amputation, Embodiment, and Prosthetic Technology, p. 61: "Telescoping is a curious event that was originally introduced by Gueniot (1861) and has been described as the process of the gradual decrease in the length and or size of the phantom, such that it shrinks and withdraws toward or into the stump. Gueniot originally proposed that an amputee's phantom limb regressed to that of a child's over time (Katz 1992)"; Berrios GE: The History of Mental Symptoms, p. 49 :"In 1861 , Gueniot called the experience 'subjective heretotopia of the limbs' and a 'hallucination'."; Journet D: Phantom Limbs and "Body-Ego": S. Weir Mitchell's "George Dedlow." Mosaic: A Journal for the Interdisciplinary Study of Literature, 1990, 23(1): 87-99: "The discoveries about phantom limbs, both neurological and psychological, which Mitchell recorded in 'The Case of George Dedlow' and Injuries of Nerves and their Consequences, were truly revolutionary. Mitchell himself cites only two previous sources ' Ambrose Paré's text, Oeuvres Completes, and a 1861 article by Gueniot, 'D'une Hallucination du Toucher' (published in J. Physiol)- and claims that the 'nervous affections of stumps… [and] the physiology of stumps….may be said to have been almost entirely neglected' (Injuries 342). Marianne Simmel, in her review of literature concerning phantom limbs, also cites Gueniot's article as the only medical reference made before Mitchell's text, and Gueniot's is the only article related to phantom limbs under the entry on 'Stumps' in the First Series (1882) of the Index-Catalogue of the Library of the Surgeon General's Office. It was not until the Second Series (1911) that works on the 'physiology and hallucinations' of stumps begin to be catalogued." /// Autres articles et mémoires de neurologie présents dans ce volume : DU BOIS-REYMOND E. : De l'hémicranie ou migraine (traduction et notes par R. Gordon, et remarques de Brown-Séquard, et aticles de CHAUVEAU, WAGNER, BROWN-SEQUARD, J. DEAN, R. BOYD.…

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