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Medizinhistorisches Journal|February 19, 2011
[Formalizing observation: The emergence of the modern patient record exemplified by Berlin and Paris medicine, 1725-1830]Volker HessMedizinhistorisches Journal|February 19, 2011
[Dis/arranged medical histories à la Friedrichsberg. Explorations of foreign patients by multilingual fellow patients in a German asylum about 1900]Stefan Wulf, Heinz-Peter SchmiedebachMedizinhistorisches Journal|November 20, 2010
[Controversial interpretations of the Lorsch medical codex]Klaus-Dietrich FischerMedizinhistorisches Journal|September 15, 2009
[The enchanting word chymiatria--and the attractiveness of the training of physicians at Marburg, 1608-1620: a somewhat different way to calculate the frequency of students]Fritz KrafftMedizinhistorisches Journal|January 14, 2003
[Peace policy by accusations of heresy against Johannes Crato (1519-1585) and denunciation of Paracelcius followers as Arians]Ralf BröerMedizinhistorisches Journal|September 26, 2003
[The traveling laboratory: Robert Koch investigates cholera 1883/84]Christoph GradmannMedizinhistorisches Journal|March 16, 2004
[The Tabulae anatomicae (1794-1803) of Justus Christian Loder: anatomical illustration between science, art and commerce]Katja Regenspurger, Patrick HeinsteinMedizinhistorisches Journal|July 1, 2004
[Reaction time tests in Leipzig, Paris and Würzburg. The Franco-German history of a psychological experiment, 1890-1910]Jacqueline Carroy, Henning SchmidgenMedizinhistorisches Journal|December 31, 2005
[The Hippocratic Oath: how many covenants, how many oaths?]Charlotte Schubert, Reinhold SchollMedizinhistorisches Journal|December 31, 2005
A Danish provincial physician and his patients; the patient records from the practice of Christopher Detlev Hahn in Aarhus around 1800Henrik R Wulff, Kirsten JungersenPageof 17