Medicine in seventeenth century England : a symposium held at UCLA in honor of C.D. O'Malley / edited by Allen G. Debus.

Berkeley : University of California Press, [1974]

xiii, 485 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm

"Sponsored by the Department of Medical History at the University of California, Los Angeles and supported by the Josiah Macy Jr. Foundation"

Includes bibliographic references

Charles Donald O'Malley : vita by Lynn White, jr. (pages 1-5) -- The transformation of Galenism by Lester S. King (pages 7-31) -- Paracelsian medicine : Noah Biggs and the problem of medical reform by Allen G. Debus (pages 33-48) -- Surgery by Leo M. Zimmerman (pages 49-69) -- Pathology at mid-century : a reassessment of Thomas Willis and Thomas Sydenham by L.J. Rather (pages 71-112) -- Clinical medicine by Alfred White Franklin (pages 113-145) -- Physiology by Kenneth D. Keele (pages 147-181) -- Materialistic and neoplatonic influences in embryology by Charles W. Bodemer (pages 183-213) -- The beginnings of endocrinology by Hans H. Simmer (pages 215-235) -- Pediatrics by Samuel X. Radbill (pages 237-282) -- Medicine and the rise of statistics by James H. Cassedy (pages 282-312) -- Quackery by L.R.C. Agnew (pages 313-325) -- Cambridge medicine by A.H.T. Robb-Smith (pages 327-369) -- Oxford medicine by H.M. Sinclair (pages 371-391) -- Anatomical studies at Oxford and Cambridge by Frances Valadez (pages 393-420) -- Medicine and the Royal Society by A. Rupert Hall (pages 421-452) -- C.D. O'Malley : bibliography by Martha Teach Gnudi (pages 453-461)