‎LUCIANI (L.)‎
‎Physiologie des Menschen. Ins Deutsche ubertragen und bearbeitet von Dr. Silvestro Baglioni und Dr. Hans Wintenstein mit einer Einfuhrung von Dr. Max Verworn -- FIRST DEUTSCH EDITION -- 4 VOLUMES (COMPLETE SET)‎

‎Jena, Fischer, 1904/1911, 4 VOLUMES grand in 8 reliés en demi-basane bleue marine, dos ornés de filets dorés, couvertures conservées, (reliures de l'époque), (dos légèrement frotté, coiffes émoussées), T.1 : 7pp., (1pp.), (1), 502pp., 8pp., T.2 : 6pp., 526pp., T.3 : 6pp., 663pp., T.4 : 8pp., 782pp., nombreuses figures dans le texte en noir et en couleurs.‎

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‎---- FIRST DEUTSCH EDITION ---- BON EXEMPLAIRE RELIE EN 4 VOLUMES ---- "A pioneer in cerebellar physiology". (Haymaker) ----"Other than the experiments of Fedora (1823) and Flourens (1823, 1824), studies of cerebellar physiology received their greatest revelation from the great Italian neurophysiologist Luigi Luciani (1840 to 1919). Luciani was the first to examine the consequences of partial or total removal of the cerebellum in higher mammals by carefully planned and meticulously executes experiments... Luciani's studies led to the modern study of cerebellar function with his classic theory that the cerebellum serves as the regulatory center for tonic, static and asthenic (active or movement) functions". (MacHenry p. 210) ---- "His last years were devoted to the completion of his treatise on human physiology which was brilliantly conceived and written with great clarity and fluency". (Haymaker p. 236) --- Garrison N° 652 (italian ed.) - DSB VIII pp. 535/536**3401/D5AR‎