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摘要
摆在我们面前的这部作品是美国作家向这个行业提交的第一部详细的组织学专著。自从比查的伟大著作在大约25年前问世以来,各个国家的人才都热切地投身于组织学研究这一新颖而诱人的领域。然而,美国似乎比其他任何国家都更少地培育这一分支;显微解剖学和显微镜在实际医学和外科手术中的应用,在我国的医学院中经常教授,现在只是很短的时间;尽管在英国、法语和德语中已经出现了许多作品,但1857年在这个国家出现了第一次同类出版物。Kblliker的作品,由George Busk和Thomas Graham翻译,由费城的J. Da Costa博士编辑,毫无疑问,对我们所有的读者来说都是众所周知的,已经成为微观解剖学的标准著作;然而,这仅仅是一个微观解剖的工作,仅此而已。Robin和Verdeil关于解剖和生理化学(chimie anatomique)的著作最近才出版,还没有翻译,也许是任何语言中关于这一主题的最详尽、最完整的论文。这是处理的解剖和生理化学问题或正常和病理的直接原理的人体和哺乳动物。皮斯利博士在准备这本书时,很大程度上利用了这些著作和莱曼的《生理化学》。用他自己的话来说,他的目标是:
Human Histology, in Its Relations to Descriptive Anatomy, Physiology, and Pathology
The work before us is the first elaborate treatise on histology that has been presented to the profession by an American author. Since the appearance of Bichat’s great work about a quarter of a century ago, the novel and inviting field of histological research has been eagerly occupied by men of talent in all countries. America, however, appears to have cultivated this branch less than any other nation; it is now but a short time since microscopic anatomy and the application of the microscope to practical medicine and surgery, have been regularly taught in our medical schools; and though numerous works have appeared in England, and in the French and German languages, 1857 sees the first kindred publication in this country. The work of Kblliker, translated by George Busk and Thomas Graham, and edited by Dr. J. Da Costa, of Philadelphia, which is well known, doubtless, to all our readers, has become the standard work on microscopic anatomy; this however, is merely a work on microscopic anatomy and nothing more. The work of Robin and Verdeil,on anatomical and physiological chemistry (chimie anatomique) which has been lately issued, and is not yet translated, is, perhaps, the most elaborate and complete treatise on the subject, in any language. This treats of the anatomical and physiological chemistry of the Lissues or the normal and pathological immediate principles of the human body and mammalia. Dr. Peaslee has availed himself largely of these works, and of Lehmann’s Physiological Chemistry in the preparation of this volume. In his own words his aim is: