Essentials of anatomy, including the anatomy of the viscera; : arranged in the form of questions &amp; answers prepared especially for students of medicine / Charles Nancrede.

Brockway, Fred John; Nancrede, Charles B.

doi:10.5962/bhl.title.44072

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“…He was an anatomy instructor at his alma mater. His textbook Essentials of Anatomy and Manual for Practical Dissection was first published in 1888 and lasted for 7 editions [6]. The first edition contained 119 black and white illustrations, but by 1890 the third edition had 30 color lithographs and 180 black and white illustrations.…”

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Charles B.G. de Nancrede: Academic Surgeon at the Fin de Siècle

1998

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At the last turn of the century American surgery was in the midst of a number of paradigm shifts, involving transitions in technology, surgical practice, surgical specialization, patient care, surgical training, and medical economics. Charles B. G. de Nancrede was a leader during this formative period. A key figure in the transition from antiseptic to sterile technique in American medicine, he was also a prolific writer, a bold surgeon, and a great surgical educator. De Nancrede created one of the earliest prototypes of the modern multispecialty surgical departments. The coming turn of the century promises new transitions comparable to those of the past.

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confidence: 99%