Science and Technology in Medicine

- Dürer
- Paré
- Paracelsus
- Santorio
- Kepler
- Santorio
- Santorio
- Van Helmont
- Borel
- Wren

- Hooke
- Borelli
- Kircher
- Boyle
- Hauksbee
- Leeuwenhoek
- Hales
- Bernoulli
- Jallabert
- Black

- Scheele
- Priestley
- Kite
- Lavoisier
- Kempelen
- Volta
- Herschel
- Davy
- Sertürner
- Legendre

- Laennec
- Fourier
- Labarraque
- Civiale
- Poiseuille
- Dumas
- Magnus
- Daguerre
- Liebig
- Doppler

- Hutchinson
- Du Bois-Reymond
- Helmholtz
- Weber
- Helmholtz
- Fick
- Snow
- Czermak
- Kirchhoff
- Pasteur

- Hoppe-Seyler
- Marey
- Mendel
- Lister
- Maxwell
- Fick
- Trendelenburg
- Voit
- Bert
- Nitze

- Koch
- Arrhenius
- Van't Hoff
- Abbe
- Waller
- Curie
- Röntgen
- Riva-Rocci
- Thomson
- Curie

- Einthoven
- Fischer
- Tswett
- Fischer
- Ehrlich
- Laue
- Abel
- Staudinger
- Aston
- Carothers

- Van Slyke
- Zworykin
- Ruska
- Martin
- Eckert, Mauchly ENIAC
- Kolff
- Engström
- Watson, Crick
- Fant
- Edler, Hertz

- Elmquist, Senning
- Maiman
- Brånemark
- Damadian
- Hounsfield
- Lauterbur
- Wagner, West
- Kahn, Cerf
- Phelps.

Science and Technology in Medicine offers a window into the past to show how scientific and technologic discoveries over the last five centuries have impacted the practice of medicine. The book is a collection of 99 essays based on landmark publications from the medical literature. Each essay includes a summary of the article or chapter; text and images reproduced directly from the original source; a short biography of the author(s); and a discussion about the significance of the discovery and its subsequent influence on later developments. Original material by the likes of Dürer, Bernoulli, Doppler, Pasteur, Trendelenburg, Curie, and Röntgen offer readers a rare glimpse at publications housed in archives around the world. The book is richly illustrated with color throughout and makes a stunning presentation. Physicians and surgeons, biomedical engineers, scientists, physicists, chemists and medical historians will be fascinated by this unique book.

From the reviews:"Writing a book on the histories of science, technology and medicine must indeed be difficult, but Gedeon accomplishes this with great success and turns out a veritable classic, a work of art entitled Science and technology in medicine. ... Because of the very subject of the book, while physicians are most likely to enjoy the book, even scientists, technologists, inventors and anyone interested in science and history will learn something new from practically every page of the book." (Sanjay A. Pal, National Medical Journal of India, Vol. 20 (5), 2007)"Science and Technology in Medicine with its beautiful illustrations and concise text delineates the complex exchange among the sciences that underscores our increasing quantitative and technical medical diagnostic and therapeutic practices today. ... the rich illustrations tell the story contextualizing it within the large framework of the history of medicine. The visual effect evokes one's curiosity at a fundamental level ... . With exquisite illustrations and minimal text, Science and Technology in Medicine inspires us to achieve Gedeon's objective, and perhaps a little more." (Muhammed Hassanali, Annals of Biomedical Engineering, Vol. 35 (9), September, 2007)"The book is organized in ninety-nine chapters ... . For a biomedical engineer, this is a fascinating book delivering a lot of new information ... . richly illustrated with high-quality facsimile reproductions from the original publications. So, to read the book is ... entertaining, and once started it is really difficult to lay it aside. ... should have a prominent place on the bookshelf of every biomedical engineer, medical physicist and of all scientists who in some way are connected with medical science or practice." (Günter Henning, Biomedizinische Technik, Vol. 53, 2008)"The aim of this book is to trace footsteps of science and technology in medicine through ninety-nine landmarks with original publications and episodes. ... 'This book will