Berner contributions to the history of medicine and the natural sciences

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Berner contributions to the history of medicine and the natural sciences

description Medical history series
publishing company Paul Haupt Verlag
First edition 1942
ISSN (print) 1010-1950

The Bern contributions to the history of medicine and the natural sciences were a Swiss scientific history series with peer review . Initially the editors were Erich Hintzsche and Walther Rytz . The publications of Albrecht von Haller's writings are important.

History of publication

Twenty volumes were published from 1942 to 1963. In the new series from 1968 to 1986 there were 12 volumes.

expenditure

  1. Erich Hintzsche (editor): Diary of the study trip to London, Paris, Strasbourg and Basel 1727–1728 / Albrecht Haller. 1942
  2. Erich Hintzsche (editor): A German anatomical text from the 15th century. 1943
  3. Erich Hintzsche: Alfonso Corti (1822–1876): a biography based on newly discovered sources. 1944
  4. Yvonne Thurnheer: The city doctors and their office in old Bern. 1944
  5. Ruth Jaussi: The Medical Institute in Bern (1797–1805). 1944
  6. Peter van Hasselt: Lorenz Oken in Basel. 1946
  7. Alfred Schmid (editor): Conrad Türst's Iatro-mathematical health booklet for the Bernese mayor Rudolf von Erlach. 1947
  8. Peter Lerch (editor): The regimen pestilentiale from the Strättliger Chronik. 1949
  9. Max Schneebeli: Handcrafted wound medicine in old Bern. 1949
  10. Ernst Grünthal, Fritz Strauss: Treatises on Goethe's natural science. 1949
  11. Erich Hintzsche: About medical lessons in old Bern. 1951
  12. Erich Hintzsche: Gabriel Gustav Valentin (1810–1883): Attempting a bio and bibliography. 1953
  13. Hans Martin Sutermeister : Schiller as a doctor: a contribution to the history of psychosomatic research. 1955
  14. Peter Gart: Johann Ludwig Hommel (1706–1743) 1958
  15. Baldur Gloor: The artistic collaborators in the scientific and medical works of Albrecht von Haller. 1958
  16. Rita Schär: Albrecht von Haller's new anatomical-physiological findings and their current validity. 1958
  17. Carl Müller: Jeremias Gotthelf and the doctors. 1963
  18. Susanna Lundsgaard-Hansen-von Fischer: Directory of Albrecht von Haller's printed writings. 1959
  19. Erich Hintzsche, Jörn Henning Wolf (editor): Albrecht von Haller's treatise on the effects of opium on the human body. 1962
  20. Erich Hintzsche: cells and tissues in G. Valentin's "Histiogenia comparata" from 1835 and 1838. 1963
New episode
  1. Carlo Zanetti, Ursula Wimmer-Aeschlimann: A history of anatomy and physiology by Albrecht von Haller. 1968
  2. Erich Hintzsche (editor): Albrecht Haller's diary of his study trip to London, Paris, Strasbourg and Basel, 1727–1728. 1968
  3. Carl Müller: Folk medicine-obstetric records from the Lötschental. 1969
  4. Erich Hintzsche (editor): Albrecht Haller's diaries of his travels to Germany, Holland and England, 1723–1727. 1971
  5. Urs Boschung (editor): Twenty letters from Albrecht von Haller to Johannes Gessner. 1972
  6. Marcel H. Bickel : Marceli Nencki, 1847–1901. 1972
  7. Osman Karamehmedovic: Ernst Tavel (1858–1912), bacteriologist and surgeon in Bern. 1973
  8. Verena Schneider-Hiltbrunner: Wilhelm Fabry von Hilden, 1560–1634: List of works and correspondence. 1976
  9. Renato Giuseppe Mazzolini: The iris in eighteenth-century physiology. 1980
  10. Markus Ernst Salvetti: Vascular psychopathology with Richard von Krafft-Ebing (1840–1902). 1984
  11. Katharina Meyer: On the history of midwifery in the canton of Bern. 1985
  12. Walter Raaflaub : Ernst Mayer, 1883–1952. 1986