History of medical illustration, from antiquity to 1600 / by Herrlinger, Robert, 1914-1968

Table of Contents: “…Antiquity -- The five-figure series -- Pictures of the organs -- Surgery -- Obstetrics -- Bandaging -- Books and illustrations -- Materia medica -- The Middle Ages -- Venesection ficutres -- Urinalysis -- "Wound-men" -- Cauterization scense -- Scenes from medical practice -- Anatomy -- Islamic graphic art -- Materia medica -- Surgical incunabula -- Medico-religious incunabula -- Medical scenes in incunabula -- Origins of the Indication Line -- The End of Scholastic Illustration -- Leonardo da Vinci -- Berengario, Dryander, and Canano -- Charles Estienne and Estienne de la Rivière -- Vesalius -- "Plagiarists" of Vesalius -- Jobst de Necker -- Geminus and Bauman -- Valverde -- Coiter and Platter -- Bartolomeo Eustachio -- Other 16th century medical illustrations -- Surgery -- Pathological anatomy; obstetrics -- Teratology -- Materia medica -- "Compound" situs illustrations -- 16th-century title pages.…”

Medicine & philosophy : a twenty-first century introduction / by Johansson, Ingvar

Table of Contents: “…Figure 1: Anatomical structures drawn by Leonardo da Vinci2.3 Evolution and revolution; 1883 The Streptococci bacterium Julius Rosenbach; 1884 The Staphylococci bacterium Julius Rosenbach; 1884 The Diphtheria bacterium Friedrich Loeffler; 1884 The Tetanus bacterium Arthur Nicolaier; 1885 The Escherich Coli bacterium Theodor Escherich; Figure 8: Cowpox infected blisters from the milkmaid, Sarah Nelmes.; Living yeast cells; Living yeast cells Fermentation process is working; Dead yeast cells Fermentation process is not working; Reference list.…”
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Art as therapy : collected papers / by Kramer, Edith, 1916-2014

Table of Contents: “…Wolfgang' : representation of infancy and childhood in the art of the renaissance and of the baroque ; 'A critique of Kurt Eissler's Leonardo da Vinci' ; Survival under extreme conditions : reflections on The book of Alfred Kantor : an artist's journal of the Holocaust.…”
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The culture of cleanliness in Renaissance Italy / by Biow, Douglas

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Health in transition : translating developmental origins of health and disease science to improve future health in Africa /

Table of Contents: “…The STIAS Series; Acknowledgement; Dedication; lntroduction: Notes on 'The Fetus in the womb' by Leonardo da Vinci (Macnab, A.J.). BACKGROUND 1. International Society for Developmental Origins of Health and Disease' work at the Stellenbosch lnstitute for Advanced Study (Daar, A., Pauw, C, & Macnab, A.J.); 2. …”
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Neurology of the arts : painting, music, literature /

Table of Contents: “…Clifford Rose -- Galen and the artful symmetry of the brain / Julius Rocca -- Leonardo da Vinci's mechanical art and the origin of modern neurology / David A. …”
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Emerging infectious diseases : art in science / by Potter, Polyxeni

Table of Contents: “…Pierre-Auguste Renoir Luncheon of the Boating Party Everything Flows Nothing Stands Still Archibald J Motley Jr Nightlife Host-Pathogen-Venue Combinations and All That Jazz Pieter Bruegel the Elder Return of the Herd The Panoramic Landscape of Human Suffering Jackson Pollock Autumn Rhythm (Number 30) Oneness, Complexity, and the Distribution of Disease Piet Mondrian Broadway Boogie Woogie Molecular Techniques and the True Content of Reality Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio Basket of Fruit Chiaroscuro in Art and Nature Leonardo da Vinci Mona Lisa Art, Science, and Life's Enigmas MICROBIAL ADAPTATION AND CHANGE Figure 1. …”
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