Claude Bernard Medal Physician Physiologist Syndrome 1913 Medical Medal

Description: drawer 68 - 67 Booklet, from 1913.Scattered deformations and scratches.Engraver : A Borrel 1913.Dimension: 11 cm 8 cm .Weight : 135 g.Metal : aluminum.Mark in the edge : None . Fast and careful shipping.The easel is not for sale.The stand is not for sale. Claude Bernard, born July 12, 1813 in Saint-Julien (Rhône) and died February 10, 1878 in Paris, was a French doctor and physiologist.Considered the founder of experimental medicine, he notably gave his name to Claude Bernard-Horner syndrome. We owe him the notions of internal environment and homeostasis, the foundations of modern physiology. Claude Bernard was born on July 12, 1813 in the small village of Saint-Julien in Beaujolais where his father was a wine merchant and owner1. He studied the basics of Latin with the village priest then began his humanities with the Jesuits of Villefranche-sur-Saône and completed them at the college of TScattered deformations and scratches. Engraver : A Borrel 1913. Mark in the edge : None . Fast and careful shipping. The easel is not for sale. The stand is not for sale. Claude Bernard, born July 12, 1813 in Saint-Julien (Rhône) and died February 10, 1878 in Paris, was a French doctor and physiologist. Considered the founder of experimental medicine, he notably gave his name to Claude Bernard-Horner syndrome. We owe him the notions of internal environment and homeostasis, the foundations of modern physiology. Claude Bernard was born on July 12, 1813 in the small village of Saint-Julien in Beaujolais where his father was a wine merchant and owner1. He studied the basics of Latin with the village priest then began his humanities with the Jesuits of Villefranche-sur-Saône and completed them

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