Dr J.-A. Fort - Traité élémentaire d'Histologie - 1873





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Traité élémentaire d'Histologie by Dr J.-A. Fort (1873), in French, original illustrated edition, bound in demi cuir, 736 pages with 522 figures, in good condition.
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Rare illustrated edition of 522 figures interleaved in the text of this medical work devoted to the study of the microscopic structure of tissues and organs of the human body, a discipline then in full development thanks to advances in microscopy and observation methods in anatomy -
Histology, whose aim is to understand the intimate organization of the elements that constitute the organism, occupies in the 19th century an increasingly important place between descriptive anatomy, physiology and pathology, and Fort's treatise precisely fits into this aim of making available to students and physicians the new knowledge relating to the constitution of living tissues -
The author first undertakes to present the general notions necessary for histological study, explaining the nature of the anatomical elements, their organization and their reciprocal relationships, before successively addressing the main tissues of the organism -
Dr J.-A. Fort - Elementary Treatise on Histology - 1873 - Adrien Delahaye -
Good binding condition, work in its original half-leather, marbled boards, wear from use, some minor defects on the cover, tear on the lower hinge, smudges along the edges, speckled edges, spine with raised bands adorned with gold lines, gilt titling and author’s name -
Good interior condition, browning, work enriched with 522 figures interleaved in the text, marbled fly-leaves in good condition, a pleasing copy -
Delivery service guaranteed within a few days -
Rare illustrated edition of 522 figures interleaved in the text of this medical work devoted to the study of the microscopic structure of tissues and organs of the human body, a discipline then in full development thanks to advances in microscopy and observation methods in anatomy -
Histology, whose aim is to understand the intimate organization of the elements that constitute the organism, occupies in the 19th century an increasingly important place between descriptive anatomy, physiology and pathology, and Fort's treatise precisely fits into this aim of making available to students and physicians the new knowledge relating to the constitution of living tissues -
The author first undertakes to present the general notions necessary for histological study, explaining the nature of the anatomical elements, their organization and their reciprocal relationships, before successively addressing the main tissues of the organism -
Dr J.-A. Fort - Elementary Treatise on Histology - 1873 - Adrien Delahaye -
Good binding condition, work in its original half-leather, marbled boards, wear from use, some minor defects on the cover, tear on the lower hinge, smudges along the edges, speckled edges, spine with raised bands adorned with gold lines, gilt titling and author’s name -
Good interior condition, browning, work enriched with 522 figures interleaved in the text, marbled fly-leaves in good condition, a pleasing copy -
Delivery service guaranteed within a few days -

