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PubMed2000

Medical practice and manuscripts in Byzantium.

Scholars, past and present, have belittled Byzantine medicine for its perceived static and derivative nature. Applied to the medicine of the centuries immediately before and after the year 1000, these criticisms, though apparently sustainable, fail to recognize its underlying vigour. It was a practical craft medicine, and one which used elements of magic and religion to compensate for the intractability of the many diseases that were not amenable to medicine. These centuries were a time when hospitals flourished in Byzantium, and this paper assembles and describes some of the manuscripts that can be associated with them. The influence of islamic medicine, which had hitherto borrowed from Byzantium, is also examined. If the Byzantine medicine of this period could not claim great originality or innovation, it had none the less distilled what was best and most useful from the long and often complex medical writings of antiquity, ensured its transmission, and preserved much from earlier times that would otherwise now be lost.

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PubMed1993

[Planning and implementation of research projects in psychosomatic medicine].

Based on experiences of the author in planning and realization of scientific studies the different phases and steps of research process are discussed. Especially in the phases of reflecting and planning of a study, a lot of essential preliminary tasks are quite often missed. Failures in these initial phases of a scientific study lead to difficulties in collecting and evaluating of data. Important steps in the different phases of a project are reported in an overview. Finally some typical failures and faults in psychosomatic research made by physicians and social scientists are mentioned.

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PubMed1976

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