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[Terminology and the medical issues in the early (1931-1939) works by Michał Choromański]

Jerzy Janiuk

Medycyna nowozytna: studia nad historia medycyny / Polska Akademia Nauk, Instytut Historii Nauki 02/2005; 12(1-2):19-51.

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Abstract

Michał Choromański (1904-1972) was a very popular author before the II World War outbreak. The works dating from that period are full of medical issues and terminology. The works reflect the author's long-standing battle against his disease and the observations made during his stay in hospitals. The subject of the author's analysis is the correctness of the applied medical terminology used by Choromański in his works in accordance with medical knowledge and legally binding laws of that time.

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Keywords

applied medical terminology
 
author's analysis
 
author's long-standing battle
 
binding laws
 
hospitals
 
II World War outbreak
 
medical issues
 
medical knowledge
 
Michał Choromański
 
popular author