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1927. Hdb. Inn. Med. (2.Aufl.), 4.Bd./2.Teil. - Begr. v. L.Mohr & R.Staehelin - Berlin 1927, Gr.8°, XV, pp. 1035-2026, 53 z.T. farb. Abbildungen, orig. Leinenband; St.a.Tit. Wilhelm Falta made 1913 in "Die Erkrankungen der Blutdrüsen" the first attempt to systematize the endocrine disorders.
Die Erkrankungen Der Blutdrusen. [Diseases of the Bloodglands]. by FALTA, Wilhelm (1875-1950) - 1913
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Die Erkrankungen Der Blutdrusen. [Diseases of the Bloodglands].
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Berlin:: Julius Springer, 1913., 1913. 8vo. (245 x 164 mm) xii, 550, [2] pp. 103 illustrations (one folding plate). Original half black calf over charcoal cloth, gilt-stamped spine title; joints cracked but tight. FIRST EDITION of the first attempt to organize and synthesize glandular diseases with internal secretion into one system. Falta attempted to correlate glucose tolerance with insulin sensitivity. The work also reports for the first time on the rise of bodily heat production with acromegaly. The additional topics discussed in this text cover: cretinism, eunuchoidism, chondrodystrophia, mongoloidism, adiposis dolorosa, and diabetes as related to the pancreas. Falta, a native of Carlsbad, was a professor for internal medicine in Vienna, where he was also an executive committee member at the Empress Elizabeth Hospital. The first English translation of this work appeared in 1915. "Falta argued that the 'clinical definition of a number of those disease entities which we call today "Diseases of the Bloodglands" is - to a certain extent - much older than the concept of internal secretion, obtained from experimental pathology.' He pointed to the effect of human castration, known in antiquity, when eunuchs played an important role." [Medvei]. In his introductory remarks, Falta says: "One may define the sum total of all cell complexes, which are capable of internal secretion, as the hormopoietic system. There are, however, a number of organs (of the body), the specific function of which we have to regard as the production of especially important hormones, which possess powerful physiological characteristics. These organs have in common, that they yield their specific secretion directly into the blood circulation. they are, therefore, called 'Bloodglands', and their total expanse, the 'Boodgland System.'" References: Garrison-Morton 3795; Medvei, The History of Clinical Endocrinology, 1993; Waller 2944.
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Bln., Springer 1913.. XII, 550 S. Mit 103 tls. ganzs. Abb. u. 1 gefalt. Taf. OHLdr. Rü. u. Ecken berieb., Vorsatz gestemp. EA. Garrison-M. 3795 - "First attempt to systematize the endocrine disorders." - Der gebürtige Karlsbader Wilhelm Falta (1875-1950) war Professor für innere Medizin in Wien, wo er als Vorstand der I. med. Abt. am Kais.-Elisabeth-Spital wirkte.
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1913. Berlin, Verlag Julius Springer, 1913, Gr.8°, XII, 550 pp., mit 103 Textabbildungen, orig. Halbledereinband. First Edition with 50 pages Bibliography! "First attempt to systematize the endocrine disorders". Wilhelm Falta(1875-1950) "was born in Karlsbad (Bohemia) in 1875. He eventually became assistant to von Noorden (of diabetes fame) in Vienna, where his main interest in endocrine and metabolic disorders developed. As head of a medical department of the Empress Elizabeth Hospital in Vienna, he established special laboratory facilities for the study and treatment of diabetes mellitus, which had international reputation. He also wrote a textbook of endocrinology, which appeared in 1913, soon after Biedl's and which also became one of the standard works on the subject and was translated into English in 1915. 'The Diseases of the Bloodglands' was the first attempt at a systematic treatment of endocrine disorders. Falta's researches into the pathology of diabetes mellitus were of fundamental…
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