Chirurgia Magna

The Chirurgia Magna ( Inventarium immersive chirurgia magna ) is a 1363 medical arisen by Guy de Chauliac in Latin. This, inter alia, the use of opium and mandragora is described in painful disease, but also warned of the side effects.

This compendium of medical knowledge throughout the late Middle Ages served for centuries as a template for later works.

Expenditure

  • Guy de Chauliac ( Author), Laurent Joubert (ed.): Chirurgia magna Guidonis de Gauliaco. University Press, Darmstadt 1976, ISBN 3-534-04873-3 ( Nachdr d Ed Lyon in 1585, edited by Gundolf wedge).
  • Edouard Nicaise (ed. ): La grande chirurgie de Guy de Chauliac, chirurgien, maître de l' université de médicine de Montpellier, composée en l'an 1363 ( " Chirurgia magna "). Éditions Alcan, Paris, 1890.
  • Michael McVaugh (Editor) Guy de Chauliac: Inventarium immersive Chirurgia magna, Leiden: Brill 1997
  • Medical Literature
  • Medicine ( the Middle Ages)
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