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Exercitatio Anatomica De Motus Cordis et Sanguinis in Animalibus surgical revolution. J Invest Surg. 2008 Nov-Dec;21 (6):302-10. doi: 10.1080/08941930802511603. Author. Luis H Toledo-Pereyra 1. Affiliation. 1 Michigan State University/Kalamazoo Center for Medical Studies, Western Michigan University, Kalamazoo, Michigan, USA. PMID: 19160139.
- Luis H. Toledo-Pereyra
- 2008
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Exercitatio Anatomica de Motu Cordis et Sanguinis in Animalibus (Latin, 'An Anatomical Exercise on the Motion of the Heart and Blood in Living Beings'), commonly called De Motu Cordis, is the best-known work of the physician William Harvey, which was first published in 1628 and established the circulation of blood throughout the body.
9 de jul. de 2009 · Exercitatio Anatomica De Motus Cordis et Sanguinis in Animalibus Surgical Revolution Luis H. Toledo-Pereyra Michigan State University/Kalamazoo Center for Medical Studies, Western Michigan University, Kalamazoo, Michigan, USA
- Luis H. Toledo-Pereyra
- 2008
- Chauncey D. Leake
- Charles I
- . . Facing page ijg
- DEI DEFENSORI.
- Microcofmi Sol , a quo omnis
- 4 DEDICATIO.
- LONDINENS. PRi^SIDI AmICO SVO
- S, R D.
- I>El>ICAriO.
- Io(o hati non minus cfTc ipcrandum. Philofo-phienim veri,quiamore veritatis & (apicntir fla-
- a quocunque & quandocunque vcncrit, locum
- DEDICATIO.
- DEDICAT 10.
- Tene o?nms hue vfque AnatomchMediciyO' Philofiphifip'
- JimiUter Arterhrum^ulfus^ dr 'vfm-^ apectoris drpulmmum. Si
- P R O OE M I V M. ,,
- • acordeconfltixcrat^prtmt&finticumhimpateat rm^
- Uc€t: Steundemfartgumemi qui ventsfiwiliterligatts, drrefciffls
- PROOEMIVM.
- a corde manare3C^quodarteri£ dam diflendantur^ ah illafacultx-
- I. Cur quAfo ) cum eadem pene
- Ct4in d'lcuntfimfirtim ventriculum epulmombtcSidf dextro
- PROOEMIVM,
- JtAque ex huy^huiufmodiphrimupAtehcum ta quA diiU ante^
- Caput Primum,
- Illodfotran in cordis mocueueniacnunc, auralii bincfattetn ,hae
- Hsc manifediora in cordibus frigidotumanimolium» vtbufone,
- EXERClTAflO ANATOMtCA
- III. Comprchcnfummanucorcoquomouctar tempore , dmi-
- Ex qujbus obf^cuatis rationi confcntancom cft,Coreo quoraoae-
- 2)r M07V CORDIS, &c.
- Simulitaquehacc>&eodcm tempore contingunt, tenfio cordis,
- Ammrum mom qualisex vimrumdiJfeBUm^
- Ex his vidctut manifeftu'm comracommuniadogmata» qaodirte*
- D£ C^OTV CORDISy i'e*
- 26 EX^RCTTATTO k^NATOMJCA
- DE kMOTV cord 1 Si &c, 2/
- In pifcibus,&: ranis,& fimilibwCvnum vcntriculum habenc cordis
- Talequiddameuidentinime in prima animalis generatione intra
- T)E CHOtV CORDIS, i'C^ ip
- Sed (imouopuili confotmationcm aduertas; Primum incH vtdixi»
- EGovcroexhii tandem, &:huiu/modi ob/eruationibus repertum
- JO EXERCITATTO ANATOMICA
- Motns itaq^ cordis omnino ad hunc fc haber modum , & vca a^'o
- DB MOrr CORDIS, &c.
- Sedl &hoc omncs aliquo modo conccdunty& ex cordis fabrtca, &
- Eradftracum de venarum originc&vdj, & Sanguinis co6bione,inue-
- K^NArOMICA
- xi cordis cum pulmone,non viaeat vias, per quas fanguis c venijin at-
- C A P V T Y I.
- DE CHOTP' CORDIS,
- In his cnim perindc fe res habct aique in homincfi fcpturo cordis per-
- Com vero maior numorus animaiium non habentiam polmones
- Confidcraui aticcra mecum.quod eciam in cmbryonumeorum qu^
- EXBRCITATIO ANATOMICA
- DE tMOrV CORDIS* &<.
- ^ JSXERCITAtTO K^NATOMICA
- Doimpedire.
- CAPVT vrr.
- DJE iMOrr CORDIS, &e^
- Xuod argumcntum Galenus pro tt&n(ka (kngmnis per dexmim
- ^O EXERCnATlO x^-NAtOMTCA
- C A P V T Via
- Coepi egomet mecam cogirarc, an motionem quandam qua/I in
- ^M EXERCTTATIO K^NATOMICA
- Vcrum enimuero cura per pulmoncs & cor,vel minimacopia ttaii
- 40 XXlltCJ7AriO ANATOMICA
- Kincetiam eft,quod corporemottao>poflquam cor ceHauit pnl&«
- LJA^bcnuspriraumfuppofitura confirmatum eft, fiue res adcaica*
- T>E tMOry CORDTSs &C. 47
- Scdin(erpetibas&pi^ibusquiburdam,rigandovcnaspeiraKqucKl
- Hasc omnia vno exempio confitmanres, condudamuF, quo fidem
- SEcandtsm confirmandum ^ nobis, quo clarius intuemibus appa-
- Stridiam iigaturam dico , cum ica ardle yodique condri&am mem-
- Si quis diligencerin ipfo illius rolucionis momctitoprope ligaturam
- V£ iMorr CORDIS» t^^c, st
- Hincveroapparet , qua de caufain j5hlebotomis» qusndo longtus
- DB MOTr CORDIS, &c.
- C A P V T xir.
- DcindcacordeprouenirehuncSuxum, &percortranficufa<^o c
- EXERCtrATlO ANATOMICA
- TtYtiumfup^optum confirmitur^ &ejfefanguink circuitum
- 5(^ EXERCITArlO i^NATOMICA
- Sed ne hocexperimento naturaj vim afferre dicas,in longe diftanti-
- Conclufto demonftrmonU defanguinis circuitu^
- Inibus propo nerc liceat.
- ^O EXES^CItAtIO K^N4rOMlCA
- Sattgainu circuiiut exconfequtntihatfrohatur^
- Cur ctiam cxcerius applicata medicamenta vires intio exercent
- 64 EXERClTAtlO i^NAtOMICA
- C A P V T XVIT.
- Quac Veritas deraoru locali, & quod immcdiatum organnm motf-
- Quininftirutumprofequemes,
- DB MOry CORDIS, &c.
- 70 ExnRCTTATJO t^NAtOMrCA
- Atamplins circa arterias plurima fimilirer veriratem banc illoftratt
- DE ClfOTF CORDIS, ^e. ^r
- Trince CHARLES, KING o/ GRE.fT BRIT-
- DOCTOR ARGENT
- COLLEGE of PHYSICIANS, and to other learned
- DISCUSSING the movements and functions
- Then by anatomical study, repeated experiment,
- Since the movements and structure of the heart
- MOTION OF THE HEART AND BLOOD
- AN ANATOMICAL STUDY ON THE
- MOTION OF THE HEART AND BLOOD
- hour's time.
- AN ANATOMICAL STUDY ON THE
Professor of Vhaunacology, University of California
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which blood may forcibly pour, but that nothing like this happens in the intact body, with no out- let made. With the arteries filled, in their natural state, so large an amount cannot pass in so short a time as to make a return necessary. It may be replied that from the computation and reasons already given, the excess contained in the dilated hea...
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which blood may forcibly pour, but that nothing like this happens in the intact body, with no out- let made. With the arteries filled, in their natural state, so large an amount cannot pass in so short a time as to make a return necessary. It may be replied that from the computation and reasons already given, the excess contained in the dilated hea...
which blood may forcibly pour, but that nothing like this happens in the intact body, with no out- let made. With the arteries filled, in their natural state, so large an amount cannot pass in so short a time as to make a return necessary. It may be replied that from the computation and reasons already given, the excess contained in the dilated hea...
which blood may forcibly pour, but that nothing like this happens in the intact body, with no out- let made. With the arteries filled, in their natural state, so large an amount cannot pass in so short a time as to make a return necessary. It may be replied that from the computation and reasons already given, the excess contained in the dilated hea...
which blood may forcibly pour, but that nothing like this happens in the intact body, with no out- let made. With the arteries filled, in their natural state, so large an amount cannot pass in so short a time as to make a return necessary. It may be replied that from the computation and reasons already given, the excess contained in the dilated hea...
which blood may forcibly pour, but that nothing like this happens in the intact body, with no out- let made. With the arteries filled, in their natural state, so large an amount cannot pass in so short a time as to make a return necessary. It may be replied that from the computation and reasons already given, the excess contained in the dilated hea...
which blood may forcibly pour, but that nothing like this happens in the intact body, with no out- let made. With the arteries filled, in their natural state, so large an amount cannot pass in so short a time as to make a return necessary. It may be replied that from the computation and reasons already given, the excess contained in the dilated hea...
which blood may forcibly pour, but that nothing like this happens in the intact body, with no out- let made. With the arteries filled, in their natural state, so large an amount cannot pass in so short a time as to make a return necessary. It may be replied that from the computation and reasons already given, the excess contained in the dilated hea...
which blood may forcibly pour, but that nothing like this happens in the intact body, with no out- let made. With the arteries filled, in their natural state, so large an amount cannot pass in so short a time as to make a return necessary. It may be replied that from the computation and reasons already given, the excess contained in the dilated hea...
which blood may forcibly pour, but that nothing like this happens in the intact body, with no out- let made. With the arteries filled, in their natural state, so large an amount cannot pass in so short a time as to make a return necessary. It may be replied that from the computation and reasons already given, the excess contained in the dilated hea...
which blood may forcibly pour, but that nothing like this happens in the intact body, with no out- let made. With the arteries filled, in their natural state, so large an amount cannot pass in so short a time as to make a return necessary. It may be replied that from the computation and reasons already given, the excess contained in the dilated hea...
which blood may forcibly pour, but that nothing like this happens in the intact body, with no out- let made. With the arteries filled, in their natural state, so large an amount cannot pass in so short a time as to make a return necessary. It may be replied that from the computation and reasons already given, the excess contained in the dilated hea...
which blood may forcibly pour, but that nothing like this happens in the intact body, with no out- let made. With the arteries filled, in their natural state, so large an amount cannot pass in so short a time as to make a return necessary. It may be replied that from the computation and reasons already given, the excess contained in the dilated hea...
which blood may forcibly pour, but that nothing like this happens in the intact body, with no out- let made. With the arteries filled, in their natural state, so large an amount cannot pass in so short a time as to make a return necessary. It may be replied that from the computation and reasons already given, the excess contained in the dilated hea...
which blood may forcibly pour, but that nothing like this happens in the intact body, with no out- let made. With the arteries filled, in their natural state, so large an amount cannot pass in so short a time as to make a return necessary. It may be replied that from the computation and reasons already given, the excess contained in the dilated hea...
which blood may forcibly pour, but that nothing like this happens in the intact body, with no out- let made. With the arteries filled, in their natural state, so large an amount cannot pass in so short a time as to make a return necessary. It may be replied that from the computation and reasons already given, the excess contained in the dilated hea...
which blood may forcibly pour, but that nothing like this happens in the intact body, with no out- let made. With the arteries filled, in their natural state, so large an amount cannot pass in so short a time as to make a return necessary. It may be replied that from the computation and reasons already given, the excess contained in the dilated hea...
which blood may forcibly pour, but that nothing like this happens in the intact body, with no out- let made. With the arteries filled, in their natural state, so large an amount cannot pass in so short a time as to make a return necessary. It may be replied that from the computation and reasons already given, the excess contained in the dilated hea...
which blood may forcibly pour, but that nothing like this happens in the intact body, with no out- let made. With the arteries filled, in their natural state, so large an amount cannot pass in so short a time as to make a return necessary. It may be replied that from the computation and reasons already given, the excess contained in the dilated hea...
which blood may forcibly pour, but that nothing like this happens in the intact body, with no out- let made. With the arteries filled, in their natural state, so large an amount cannot pass in so short a time as to make a return necessary. It may be replied that from the computation and reasons already given, the excess contained in the dilated hea...
which blood may forcibly pour, but that nothing like this happens in the intact body, with no out- let made. With the arteries filled, in their natural state, so large an amount cannot pass in so short a time as to make a return necessary. It may be replied that from the computation and reasons already given, the excess contained in the dilated hea...
which blood may forcibly pour, but that nothing like this happens in the intact body, with no out- let made. With the arteries filled, in their natural state, so large an amount cannot pass in so short a time as to make a return necessary. It may be replied that from the computation and reasons already given, the excess contained in the dilated hea...
which blood may forcibly pour, but that nothing like this happens in the intact body, with no out- let made. With the arteries filled, in their natural state, so large an amount cannot pass in so short a time as to make a return necessary. It may be replied that from the computation and reasons already given, the excess contained in the dilated hea...
which blood may forcibly pour, but that nothing like this happens in the intact body, with no out- let made. With the arteries filled, in their natural state, so large an amount cannot pass in so short a time as to make a return necessary. It may be replied that from the computation and reasons already given, the excess contained in the dilated hea...
which blood may forcibly pour, but that nothing like this happens in the intact body, with no out- let made. With the arteries filled, in their natural state, so large an amount cannot pass in so short a time as to make a return necessary. It may be replied that from the computation and reasons already given, the excess contained in the dilated hea...
which blood may forcibly pour, but that nothing like this happens in the intact body, with no out- let made. With the arteries filled, in their natural state, so large an amount cannot pass in so short a time as to make a return necessary. It may be replied that from the computation and reasons already given, the excess contained in the dilated hea...
which blood may forcibly pour, but that nothing like this happens in the intact body, with no out- let made. With the arteries filled, in their natural state, so large an amount cannot pass in so short a time as to make a return necessary. It may be replied that from the computation and reasons already given, the excess contained in the dilated hea...
which blood may forcibly pour, but that nothing like this happens in the intact body, with no out- let made. With the arteries filled, in their natural state, so large an amount cannot pass in so short a time as to make a return necessary. It may be replied that from the computation and reasons already given, the excess contained in the dilated hea...
which blood may forcibly pour, but that nothing like this happens in the intact body, with no out- let made. With the arteries filled, in their natural state, so large an amount cannot pass in so short a time as to make a return necessary. It may be replied that from the computation and reasons already given, the excess contained in the dilated hea...
which blood may forcibly pour, but that nothing like this happens in the intact body, with no out- let made. With the arteries filled, in their natural state, so large an amount cannot pass in so short a time as to make a return necessary. It may be replied that from the computation and reasons already given, the excess contained in the dilated hea...
which blood may forcibly pour, but that nothing like this happens in the intact body, with no out- let made. With the arteries filled, in their natural state, so large an amount cannot pass in so short a time as to make a return necessary. It may be replied that from the computation and reasons already given, the excess contained in the dilated hea...
which blood may forcibly pour, but that nothing like this happens in the intact body, with no out- let made. With the arteries filled, in their natural state, so large an amount cannot pass in so short a time as to make a return necessary. It may be replied that from the computation and reasons already given, the excess contained in the dilated hea...
which blood may forcibly pour, but that nothing like this happens in the intact body, with no out- let made. With the arteries filled, in their natural state, so large an amount cannot pass in so short a time as to make a return necessary. It may be replied that from the computation and reasons already given, the excess contained in the dilated hea...
which blood may forcibly pour, but that nothing like this happens in the intact body, with no out- let made. With the arteries filled, in their natural state, so large an amount cannot pass in so short a time as to make a return necessary. It may be replied that from the computation and reasons already given, the excess contained in the dilated hea...
which blood may forcibly pour, but that nothing like this happens in the intact body, with no out- let made. With the arteries filled, in their natural state, so large an amount cannot pass in so short a time as to make a return necessary. It may be replied that from the computation and reasons already given, the excess contained in the dilated hea...
which blood may forcibly pour, but that nothing like this happens in the intact body, with no out- let made. With the arteries filled, in their natural state, so large an amount cannot pass in so short a time as to make a return necessary. It may be replied that from the computation and reasons already given, the excess contained in the dilated hea...
which blood may forcibly pour, but that nothing like this happens in the intact body, with no out- let made. With the arteries filled, in their natural state, so large an amount cannot pass in so short a time as to make a return necessary. It may be replied that from the computation and reasons already given, the excess contained in the dilated hea...
which blood may forcibly pour, but that nothing like this happens in the intact body, with no out- let made. With the arteries filled, in their natural state, so large an amount cannot pass in so short a time as to make a return necessary. It may be replied that from the computation and reasons already given, the excess contained in the dilated hea...
which blood may forcibly pour, but that nothing like this happens in the intact body, with no out- let made. With the arteries filled, in their natural state, so large an amount cannot pass in so short a time as to make a return necessary. It may be replied that from the computation and reasons already given, the excess contained in the dilated hea...
which blood may forcibly pour, but that nothing like this happens in the intact body, with no out- let made. With the arteries filled, in their natural state, so large an amount cannot pass in so short a time as to make a return necessary. It may be replied that from the computation and reasons already given, the excess contained in the dilated hea...
which blood may forcibly pour, but that nothing like this happens in the intact body, with no out- let made. With the arteries filled, in their natural state, so large an amount cannot pass in so short a time as to make a return necessary. It may be replied that from the computation and reasons already given, the excess contained in the dilated hea...
which blood may forcibly pour, but that nothing like this happens in the intact body, with no out- let made. With the arteries filled, in their natural state, so large an amount cannot pass in so short a time as to make a return necessary. It may be replied that from the computation and reasons already given, the excess contained in the dilated hea...
which blood may forcibly pour, but that nothing like this happens in the intact body, with no out- let made. With the arteries filled, in their natural state, so large an amount cannot pass in so short a time as to make a return necessary. It may be replied that from the computation and reasons already given, the excess contained in the dilated hea...
which blood may forcibly pour, but that nothing like this happens in the intact body, with no out- let made. With the arteries filled, in their natural state, so large an amount cannot pass in so short a time as to make a return necessary. It may be replied that from the computation and reasons already given, the excess contained in the dilated hea...
which blood may forcibly pour, but that nothing like this happens in the intact body, with no out- let made. With the arteries filled, in their natural state, so large an amount cannot pass in so short a time as to make a return necessary. It may be replied that from the computation and reasons already given, the excess contained in the dilated hea...
which blood may forcibly pour, but that nothing like this happens in the intact body, with no out- let made. With the arteries filled, in their natural state, so large an amount cannot pass in so short a time as to make a return necessary. It may be replied that from the computation and reasons already given, the excess contained in the dilated hea...
which blood may forcibly pour, but that nothing like this happens in the intact body, with no out- let made. With the arteries filled, in their natural state, so large an amount cannot pass in so short a time as to make a return necessary. It may be replied that from the computation and reasons already given, the excess contained in the dilated hea...
which blood may forcibly pour, but that nothing like this happens in the intact body, with no out- let made. With the arteries filled, in their natural state, so large an amount cannot pass in so short a time as to make a return necessary. It may be replied that from the computation and reasons already given, the excess contained in the dilated hea...
which blood may forcibly pour, but that nothing like this happens in the intact body, with no out- let made. With the arteries filled, in their natural state, so large an amount cannot pass in so short a time as to make a return necessary. It may be replied that from the computation and reasons already given, the excess contained in the dilated hea...
which blood may forcibly pour, but that nothing like this happens in the intact body, with no out- let made. With the arteries filled, in their natural state, so large an amount cannot pass in so short a time as to make a return necessary. It may be replied that from the computation and reasons already given, the excess contained in the dilated hea...
which blood may forcibly pour, but that nothing like this happens in the intact body, with no out- let made. With the arteries filled, in their natural state, so large an amount cannot pass in so short a time as to make a return necessary. It may be replied that from the computation and reasons already given, the excess contained in the dilated hea...
which blood may forcibly pour, but that nothing like this happens in the intact body, with no out- let made. With the arteries filled, in their natural state, so large an amount cannot pass in so short a time as to make a return necessary. It may be replied that from the computation and reasons already given, the excess contained in the dilated hea...
which blood may forcibly pour, but that nothing like this happens in the intact body, with no out- let made. With the arteries filled, in their natural state, so large an amount cannot pass in so short a time as to make a return necessary. It may be replied that from the computation and reasons already given, the excess contained in the dilated hea...
which blood may forcibly pour, but that nothing like this happens in the intact body, with no out- let made. With the arteries filled, in their natural state, so large an amount cannot pass in so short a time as to make a return necessary. It may be replied that from the computation and reasons already given, the excess contained in the dilated hea...
which blood may forcibly pour, but that nothing like this happens in the intact body, with no out- let made. With the arteries filled, in their natural state, so large an amount cannot pass in so short a time as to make a return necessary. It may be replied that from the computation and reasons already given, the excess contained in the dilated hea...
which blood may forcibly pour, but that nothing like this happens in the intact body, with no out- let made. With the arteries filled, in their natural state, so large an amount cannot pass in so short a time as to make a return necessary. It may be replied that from the computation and reasons already given, the excess contained in the dilated hea...
which blood may forcibly pour, but that nothing like this happens in the intact body, with no out- let made. With the arteries filled, in their natural state, so large an amount cannot pass in so short a time as to make a return necessary. It may be replied that from the computation and reasons already given, the excess contained in the dilated hea...
which blood may forcibly pour, but that nothing like this happens in the intact body, with no out- let made. With the arteries filled, in their natural state, so large an amount cannot pass in so short a time as to make a return necessary. It may be replied that from the computation and reasons already given, the excess contained in the dilated hea...
which blood may forcibly pour, but that nothing like this happens in the intact body, with no out- let made. With the arteries filled, in their natural state, so large an amount cannot pass in so short a time as to make a return necessary. It may be replied that from the computation and reasons already given, the excess contained in the dilated hea...
which blood may forcibly pour, but that nothing like this happens in the intact body, with no out- let made. With the arteries filled, in their natural state, so large an amount cannot pass in so short a time as to make a return necessary. It may be replied that from the computation and reasons already given, the excess contained in the dilated hea...
which blood may forcibly pour, but that nothing like this happens in the intact body, with no out- let made. With the arteries filled, in their natural state, so large an amount cannot pass in so short a time as to make a return necessary. It may be replied that from the computation and reasons already given, the excess contained in the dilated hea...
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